Sułoszowa, a village in Poland located in the Olkuska Mountains, has recently attracted attention on social media through photos and videos taken by a drone that showcase the uniqueness of the village's layout. With a population of around 6,000 people, this village is dubbed 'Little Tuscany' due to its captivating beauty and elegance, as well as its unusual architectural arrangement. There are several fascinating facts and special features of Sułoszowa Village that make it so extraordinary. Let's read the article below!

The village of Sułoszowa in Poland has been established for a long time, but recently it has started to attract international attention after aerial photos and videos went viral on social media. Millions of people around the world are fascinated by the unusual layout of this rural village. Hundreds of houses are located on both sides of a single road, winding through vast and colorful farmland. According to the 2017 census, there are 5,819 residents living on the same road, which stretches over 9 kilometers.

The linear layout and having only one road in Sułoszowa is called 'unique' by major international news sites such as Mail Online and The Sun, but many Polish citizens commenting on national news sites say that it is just an ordinary Polish village. It turns out that having one road crossing a village is not at all unusual in this Central European country, but the view captured from a drone makes it look more impressive.

"The arrangement of a village like this is common, it's just that this village road is very long," commented someone. Although having only one road may already be common for European villages. Its location in the midst of the natural mosaic of agricultural land is certainly not something that can be seen every day by many people. In fact, many people compare the village to Tuscany in Italy."