Ostrołęka is a city located in northeastern Poland, in the Masovian Voivodeship, along the Narew River. It's a populous region with over 50,000 residents. The city is conducive to business due to the diverse range of shops in the region, featuring both nationwide and global brands. Residents have access to two large shopping malls, an aquapark, and a cinema. Ostrołęka is a city that has been focusing on development and investment for several years to improve the quality of life for its residents and attract new investors. Its convenient geographical location places Ostrołęka in close proximity to Warsaw, Białystok, and Łomża, providing easy access to other important national markets. Over the past few years, many new roads have been constructed in Ostrołęka and the surrounding areas, including the Ostrołęka bypass and the S8 expressway. Ostrołęka is also traversed by National Road No. 53, leading to Kadzidło, Mazury, and the beautiful Warmia region. Additionally, National Road No. 61 allows for travel from Ostrołęka to Pułtusk in just 50 minutes.
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In Ostrołęka, you can see the historic 19th-century town hall, which currently houses the City and Commune Office, as well as the Jewish Cemetery—one of the few places in Ostrołęka that recalls the city's former Jewish community. Take a stroll through the city park or relax by the famous monument of General Józef Bem. This region is characterized by beautiful landscapes, abundant nature, and historical sites such as the Sanctuary of Saint Anthony of Padua and the Mausoleum of the Battle of Ostrołęka. During the summer, the city hosts numerous concerts and events on the beach, attracting residents from the city and surrounding areas. New playgrounds, parks, and green areas are being developed in Ostrołęka to improve residents' quality of life and encourage active leisure activities. The city is home to the Higher School of Public Administration, which educates young people.
