Small church dedicated to St Roch in Tarnogród is the oldest church in zamojsko-lubaczowska diocese. It dates back to 1600.

The name of this 16th-century townhouse is connected with the fact that the place held meetings of the City Council during sessions of the court tribunal in Lublin.

One of the most important monuments in Warsaw. It was here that in 1683, King Jan III Sobieski announced his trust in God, himself and the motherland before the Turkish siege on Vienna. In the pillars of the temple, there are urns containing the...

Erected in the years 1924-1928 according to the design by Major of the Polish Army Mieczysław Dobrzański, the building was made with bricks from the demolished Orthodox Cathedral of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross that once stood in Litewski...

The parish Church was constructed in 1847. Between 1970 and 1980 of the previous century a large part of the Church was built and attached to the old Church. Original, neogothic architecture.

The period from the late 19th century to the outbreak of the Second World War was a new era for Srebrna Gora. The city, which in its history first developed due to the mining industry and later the massive fortress with a large garrison, was a...

The wooden Chapel of the stromal construction, single-nave, built on a rectangular plan with a two tier square tower.

Worth to visit.

St Antoni Church.

St Bartholomeo the Apostle parish church from the first half of the 16th century, carcass construction; timbered; fittings mainly from the 17-18th centuries.

ST Bartłomiej’s Gothic Church. A trick building, erected In the middle of the 14tf, 17th, and 19th century. From the north, there is a sandstone cross fixted In the Wall.

The church witch conceals many mysteries is still underestiamted monument of Torun Old Town. The splendid, unusual precious monuments of the interior are the works from the unexisting already Torun churches.

St John of Dukla’s Hermitage lies on the Zaspit’s Hill. An asphalt road from Trzciana takes you to a parking space near forest. Then you have to walk about 300m before you reach the hermitage.

The Late Gothic form was brought back to St Martin’s Church at Święty Marcin St during the post-war reconstruction. [Anna Plenzler; Historic monuments in Poznan; Poznan 2007]

The tall outline of St Mary’s Church and the asymmetry of its two towers crowned with spires draws attention to itself.