Slubice
Słubice is a town in the Lubusz Voivodship, Poland. Located on the Oder river, directly opposite to the city of Frankfurt an der Oder in Germany. As of the 2001 census, the town had a total population of 16,909.
The town was previously located in the Gorzow Wielkopolski Voivodship ( 1975–1998), it is currently the capital of Slubice County.
Eurotown
Given its proximity to Germany, the town is an important transport hub and is closely linked to its German sister city. Słubice shares many of its urban amenities with Frankfurt an der Oder and both towns collaborate on various projects such as the Wastewater Treatment Plant that was created for the needs of both towns in Słubice or the extension of some of the Viadrina European University's departments on the Polish side of the border. Furthermore, Słubice is part of a special Słubice-Kostrzyn Economic Zone.
Districts
- Golice
- Kunice
- Kunowice
- Lisów
- Nowe Biskupice
- Nowy Lubusz
- Rybocice
- Słubice
- Świecko
External links
- Tourguides Słubice
- Frankfurt/Odra/Słubice
- Słubice Info
- 10 reasons to go to Słubice
- The Bizzar Bazar
- Ewropa.net
- Hotels in Słubice
- Słubice.de
Categories: Towns in Poland | Divided towns