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Busko Zdrój is a spa town in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, southern Poland. It is the capital of Busko County. As of December 2021, it has a population of 15,310.

Sanato – built in 1929 by the marriage of Irena and Dr. Eugeniusz Budzyński, a doctor of spa in Busko. This hotel was the most modern building among spa buildings in the town. The building was requisitioned by UB in 1950; until the end of 1990 it was used as sanatorium UB MSW The heir of the building requested reimbursement in 1990. On 17 November 1996, it was restored and the recovered guest house had its first guests. Dersław's Castle – a guest house with a restaurant on the main street of the city ul. Mickiewicza. Since 1960 it has produced mineral water under the name 'Buskowianka' .

Spa Park was established in the 19th century by gardener Ignacy Hanusz. The park was designed by Henryk Marconi. It is divided into three parts:

The fenced amenities garden, with Marconi Sanatorium and a fountain in the center. Mickiewicz's alley, a promenade with two rows of trees (mainly chestnut trees). Victory Square (Plac Zwycięstwa), which has a fountain and is located in the center of Busko Zdrój. Mickiewicz's alley connects the amenities garden with the market. It is a representative alley of Busko Zdrój, where one can find the City Office, Starostwo Powiatowe, Police, Green Gallery, three secondary schools, and one primary school. The bandshell is located near the 'Marconi' sanatorium. The alley in front of the front door of the sanatorium is called Star's promenade (just like the Hollywood Walk of Fame). On this promenade we can find 'suns', which belong to the people who are associated with festival and classical music, such as: Krystyna Jamroz [pl], Krzysztof Penderecki, Wiesław Ochman (2008), Bogusław Kaczyński (2008) and Gwendolyn Bradley (2014). Among the large number of trees (4500 species), almost 12% are over 100 years old. The most popular species in the park are clone, ash, sycamore maple, common hornbeam, Robinia pseudoacacia, linden, chestnut, elm. We can also find birch, European larch, bird cherry, Gymnocladus canadensis, London plane, yellow chestnut, and Catalpa bignonioides.

Three teams of young people thrive in the House of Culture, and attend to many activities: vocal music groups, the Brass Band, Instrumental Quartet, Recitation Group, Photo Club, Children's Club, and a club of amateur artists. This building also houses the Zdrój cinema. The Zielona gallery, established in 1990, is located near Mickiewicza street. On display in the gallery are many different types of works by Polish and foreign artists, such as paintings, carvings and photography.

Local radio in Busko Zdrój thrives under name Twoje Radio Busko on the 1584 kHz AM frequency (medium wave). Moreover, internet radio 'Radio Ponidzie' cooperates with Busko. Busko also has a local newspaper called Tygodnik Ponidzia, which prints information about Busko and adjacent counties.

The name of the city when written with the hyphen is the correct form (Busko Zdrój) and the name written without a hyphen is the colloquial form. Until recently the form "Busko Zdrój" was given in the dictionary as a correct form. A conflict grew between the official form and the dictionary form. The conflict was resolved in 2004 by the Polish Language Council, which adopted that all two articulate names should be written with a hyphen.