The best road cycling routes around gmina Błonie

A commemorative festival mural was created by the Wypiszwymaluj company, and the Care and Educational Center of the Association for Children and Youth "Inspiracja" from Wólka Grodziska and the Youth Consulting Group will participate in the final works.

The Rokitnica River flows through Błonie and Rokitno in the Masovian Voivodeship. It is a left tributary of the Utrata River, into which it flows at Passa in the Błonie commune. The section flowing through Błonie is called Rokitnica Stara and is connected by a lock to the Rokitnica River in the village of Czubin. The river flows along the western edge of Milanówek, creating a wetland area – the Łęgi na Skraju ecological site.

A serpentine piece of asphalt, very nice bends :-)

A small cult structure, erected along roads or crossroads for votive, thanksgiving, ritual, etc. purposes. The inscription on the chapel is "Mary Queen of the Polish Crown, have us in your care".

The cemetery was founded in 1817 and consecrated by parish priest Klemens Szaniawski. The previous cemetery was located around St. Anne's Church. According to locals, the first person buried in the Grodzisk cemetery was a little girl. The oldest burials in the cemetery date back to September 27, 1819, while the oldest preserved tombstone dates back to 1842. In 1866, the cemetery was surrounded by trees and shrubs, and a fence with an iron gate was built. During World War I, the cemetery area was used by the Russians, who located their artillery point there. In 1915, the Germans designated a place in the Grodzisk cemetery for the burial of their soldiers. During World War II, they ordered Polish graves to be dug up to use the area for the burial of their people; the concrete posts marking off the German part are still in the cemetery today. The cemetery acquired its current area in 1925 and was not expanded later.

The monument was rebuilt in 1984 after being destroyed during the defensive war in 1939.

Monument commemorating the fight of Poles during World War II. A tribute to the soldiers of the Home Army, victims of Russian bombings and soldiers of the defensive war of September 1939.

The current parish church of St. Michael the Archangel and the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary was added to the chapel (built in 1621) in the years 1772-76. The parish was established in 1776. The church was consecrated three years later, in 1779. In 1822, a brick sacristy was added. 20 years later, in 1842, the first renovation was carried out. As a result of a fire on August 30, 1990, the roof structure and part of the equipment burned down.