Wola Justowska

Wola Justowska is an area belonging to Zwierzyniec District Nº. VII of Kraków, Poland.[1] It was previously a village known as Wola Chełmska until the 16th century. It became part of metropolitan Kraków in 1941.

Decjusz Manor at Wola Justowska

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Zwierzyniec District homepage

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Wola Justowska

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