St. Hedwig Church, parish Church until 1945, now cemetery Church.

Early renaissance Church from 1534. The presbytery was reconstructed in 1753.

Wooden Church built in 1639.

St. Isaac’s Church was built in 1793.

St. Jacob’s Church, located on the outskirts of a landscape park was built in 1765-1767. The Church was supposed to be placed in an open-air museum in Dziekanowice. Golina’s local inhabitants protested against this idea and the Church remained...

On 25 July 2009, in celebration of St. James the Elder, the Apostle, in the Vatican, the papal decree was signed which gave the parish Church in Nysa the title of Pontifical Basilica - Bazilica minor, i.e. the Minor Basilica.

The St. John Baptist's parish church was erected in the years 1648-53. It bears the features typical of the Lublin Renaissance.

The church was erected in the years 1758-1771 in a late-baroque style.

The cathedral was erected in its present form in the 14th century. It has witnessed many historic events, including weddings, coronations and royal funerals.

The St.John's Church has the highest tower in West Pomerania.

The church was built in 1635-1644 in a style that came to be known as the Lublin Renaissance.

The church was built in 1635-1644 in a style that came to be known as the Lublin Renaissance.

St. Joseph Square used to be a parade and military drill place.

Before it was turned into a convent, the building in Świętoduska Street was a Renaissance fortified manor owned by the voivod Rafał Leszczyński, leader of the Lublin Calvinist community.

Constructed in 1614, a tower was attached in 1765, reconstructed in 1864-1869 and refurbished in 1900-1929.