DĘBICA

Dębica is a district town located in the south-east of Poland within the Podkarpacie province

The population of Dębica is about 46 thousand inhabitants

The town is a large and dynamic industrial centre with well-developed, economic and cultural functions that go far beyond the district territory

Dębica belongs to the group of the oldest settlements within the province

Dębica was granted a town status during King Kazimierz Wielki reign, in the second half of the 14th century (1358)

Dębica is a spatially extensive town which covers an area of 34 km2 and includes many large housing estates

The town takes great pride in its well-developed municipal and social infrastructure, several modern industrial, sacral, educational, cultural and sports buildings

In the town centre, the oldest part of Dębica, one can still see an old urban system Two market places with some houses and tenement buildings from the 19th and the beginning of 20th century have been well-preserved and beautifully restored

The oldest and the most interesting historical building in the town is St.Jadwiga Parish Church built at the turn of the 16th century on the frameworkof a 15th century chapel

The oldest school in town

The oldest secondary school in town

The synagogue

Olympic-size swimming pool in Dębica.

Skating rink