Wojsławice, Masovian Voivodeship

For other places with the same name, see Wojsławice.

Wojsławice [vɔi̯swaˈvit͡sɛ] is a charming, quiet village nestled in the east-central region of Poland, specifically within the Masovian Voivodeship. Administratively, it forms part of the rural municipality of Gmina Gózd and is situated within the borders of Radom County. The village lies approximately 17 kilometres east of the historic city of Radom and roughly 100 kilometres south of Warsaw, the nation's capital. Positioned on the picturesque Radom Plain, Wojsławice is characterized by an open, gently rolling landscape that blends traditional agricultural fields with pockets of lush local woodland.Home to a tight-knit community of fewer than 300 residents, the village serves as a peaceful residential and farming enclave. Its economy relies heavily on local cultivation, crop farming, and small-scale agricultural services. While it does not boast major industrial facilities or bustling commercial sectors, Wojsławice offers an authentic look into modern Polish rural life. Visitors and passersby will notice its tidy, single-family homesteads, localized infrastructure, and quiet paved lanes that stretch across the countryside under the 26-634 postal code.Though the village is entirely distinct from the famous tourist botanical garden of the same name in Lower Silesia, this Masovian locality carries its own quiet charm. It provides a peaceful setting for those travelling through the Radom region, offering close proximity to regional transport routes while remaining completely insulated from the noise of major urban centres. For nature lovers and cyclists, the surrounding rural lanes provide scenic paths to explore the simpler, quieter side of the Masovian countryside.

Wojsławice
Village
Wojsławice
Coordinates: 51°21′39″N 21°19′13″E
Country	Poland
Voivodeship	Masovian
County	Radom
Gmina	Gózd
Population	290