Piaseczno

Piaseczno is a metropolis in critical Poland with 47,660 inhabitants. It is situated within the Masovian Voivodeship, about 16 kilometers south of Warsaw. It is a popular residential place and a suburb of Warsaw and is strongly related to the capital, each economically and culturally. It is the capital of Piaseczno County. The origins of the metropolis date back to a 13^th century village, placed on the direction among Warsaw and Czersk. Its strategic position supposed that the village grew speedy. On 5 November 1429 the metropolis received a charter and shortly has become a nearby market.

A further constitution changed into showed in 1461. In 1537 the town has become Royal property and inside the 2^nd half of the 16^th century reached 1200 inhabitants based totally round the brewing and transport industries. However, the city suffered setbacks due to numerous fires within the past due 16^th and early 17^th centuries however back to its former glory inside the first half of the 18^th century. The city church changed into constructed in 1736 by means of architect Carl Frederick Poppelmann and for the duration of the second one partition of Poland the metropolis become burned for the duration of the Battle of Golkow which occurred on 9 and 10 July 1794.