Lędziny is a town with a rich history, with an area of 31.04 square kilometres inhabited by approximately 16 thousand people. The city does not have a high-density building area - there are fields, forests and industrial areas stretching between the city quarters. In recent years, a network of high-production farms has developed in the commune.
From among 77 companies, the “Piast-Ziemowit” Coal Mine plays a dominant role in Lędziny.
The most famous monument in Lędziny is the Baroque church of St. Clement on the Hill, commonly referred to as Klimont. The church is also depicted on the coat of arms of the commune. One of its characteristic landmarks is the housing estate of 600 Finnish cottages.
Lędziny are characterized by a very diversified topography and numerous recreation and leisure facilities, making the commune a destination abundant with tourist attractions. There are three hiking trails located here: The Szlak Krawędziowy GOP (GOP edged hiking trail) from West to East, 78 km long, the Jan Kudera Trail from Błędów through Goławiec and Górki to Bieruń Stary, 21.5 km long, and the Hołdunowski Trail, leading from Ławki through Hołdunów to Imielin, 22 km long.
One of the most characteristic landmarks in Lędziny is the Church of St. Clement.
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