These Polish municipalities are the worst to live in. Here are the ranking results.

Experts highlight that a cumulative infrastructure and service deficit is dragging many Polish municipalities down. Lutowiska, located in the Bieszczady mountains, ranks lowest in quality of life, with residents cut off from essential services like hospitals and schools. Other poorly rated municipalities include Cisna, Cedynia, and several others across Poland. The report identifies four main causes for these low scores: inadequate healthcare access, poor transportation, limited educational services, and challenging economic conditions leading to youth migration to cities. Interestingly, many of these areas are natural gems, yet their lack of basic services overshadows their environmental advantages. Experts call for urgent investments in public transport and digital services to address these long-standing issues and improve connectivity with regional centers.