The residents of this district have their secret recipe for good living. Step outside your door and you’re already in Wolski Forest – 422 hectares of real nature, where paths disappearing into the forest depths lead to springs whose names you won’t find on any map.
Mrs. Krystyna, who has lived here for thirty years, walks her Saint Bernard every morning along the avenue leading to Decius Park. “People think it’s far from the center,” she says, pointing to bus number 134, which runs to Plac Inwalidów every ten minutes. “But I get to the Main Square faster than my friends from Kazimierz.”
It’s true. Wola Justowska deceives distances. Seven minutes’ drive separates it from the airport, fifteen from the Old Town. Pre-war villas with yellow facades and red roof tiles neighbor modern apartment buildings, where behind panoramic windows unfolds the life of architects, doctors, people who discovered you can have both urban convenience and village quiet.
On weekends, half of Krakow meets on the paths of Wolski Forest. Families with children heading to the zoo, runners in colorful outfits, couples strolling toward Błonia meadows. In the evenings, when the city drowns in smog, in Wola Justowska you can still breathe deeply.
The average price per square meter oscillates between twelve and eighteen thousand zloty. It’s less than an apartment in the center, but more than housing in the suburbs. Exactly what peace costs.
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