There’s something special about small villages where everyone knows each other, sharing a close-knit community feeling. But imagine living in a town where every single one of the 6,000 residents lives on the same street. That’s exactly the case in Sułoszowa, a village in southern Poland that recently caught the internet’s attention with an aerial photo going viral.
Sułoszowa’s unique layout features just one long street, roughly nine kilometers, along which all the homes are built. Each house has a long strip of land extending behind it, which families use for farming, raising animals, or other activities. The colorful patterns of crops and fields make the village look stunning from above, earning it nicknames like “Little Tuscany.”
Residents treasure their unusual home and the special charm it brings. They describe the sight from the air as a beautiful patchwork of fields in different colors and uses, highlighting the strong connection between people and land. If you thought village life was small-scale, Sułoszowa offers a fascinating new meaning to neighborly closeness.
