Slubice

Slubice is a metropolis within the western a part of the Lubuskie Voivodeship, in the Slubice poviat, the seat of the city-rural commune Slubice, within the Lubuski Odra Breakthrough at the Odra River. According to data from January 1, 2018, Slubice had 16,816 inhabitants. Together with Frankfurt, a part of which constituted till 1945, it bureaucracy a cross border agglomeration of approximately 80,000. It is an academic middle the seat of Collegium Polonicum. There is a historical SOSiR stadium and other vacationer points of interest, amongst others, a Jewish cemetery one of the oldest in Europe, the primary point out of it comes from 1399, architectural monuments, a bike course on the Promenade of the Odra River, traveler trails, and a nature reserve and plenty of extra.

A part of the metropolis is protected by means of the Kostrzyn Slubice Special Economic Zone, it also belongs to the Euroregion Pro Europa Viadrina. Slubice turned into additionally a member of the Union of Polish Cities, but it became led out by way of the mayor Tomasz Ciszewicz. Mentioned within the 13^th century as a change agreement on both aspects of the Odra Zliwitz, which in 1225, Henry I the Bearded gave the proper composition. In 1253, the agreement receives metropolis rights, and the file has the call Vrankenvorde, later Frankfurt.