Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
357 places
Białystok
By the national road 19, on the Białystok–Bielsk Podlaski route, stands the **church of Saints Peter and Paul** — a temple built over **three and a half decades**, from **1805 to 1840**, with funds from Countess Demblińska. The parish begi…
Siewierz
**St Barbara’s Church in Koziegłowy** is a small Baroque church with an unusual history: it was founded in 1670 as a hospital chapel and still preserves its connection with the former poorhouse. Its founders were Stanisław Kawiecki, staros…
Siewierz
**St Barbara and St Valentine’s Church in Siewierz** is a masonry hospital church built in 1618 through the efforts and funding of Siewierz burghers. It stands south of the Market Square, close to the ruins of the Kraków bishops’ castle, a…
Rudno
In Morawica in the commune of Liszki, in the Kraków Valleys near Kraków, stands the church of St. Bartholomew the Apostle of **1748**, designed by the Italian architect **Francesco Placidi**. This is only the newest layer of a place whose…
Włodowice
**St Bartholomew the Apostle Church in Włodowice** is one of the more interesting Baroque churches in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. The masonry church was built in 1701–1708 from a foundation by the prelate Marian Kępski. Its position on…
Głogówek
**The Collegiate Church of St Bartholomew the Apostle in Głogówek** combines a Gothic structure with one of the finest Baroque interiors in the Opole region. It stands almost beside the Market Square, and its story runs from the first pari…
Jerzmanowice
**St Bartholomew the Apostle Church in Jerzmanowice** is a Classicist church in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. The present masonry building was erected in 1827–1830 on the site of an older royal timber parish church. After an enlargement i…
Strzelno
**St Dorothy’s Church in Licheń Stary** is a Neo-Gothic church in the oldest part of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Licheń. From 1858 to 2006 it was the sanctuary’s main church and kept the miraculous image of Our Lady of Licheń for almost 1…
Bugaj
The Church of St Erasmus in Barwałd Dolny stands on the road between Wadowice and Kalwaria Zebrzydowska. The present wooden church was built in 1782 and belongs to the Lesser Poland Wooden Architecture Trail. Its key feature is a 16th-cent…
gmina Przygodzice
**St Florian’s Church in Jedlec** is a valuable example of late-Baroque wooden architecture in Greater Poland. The present church was built in 1745–1753 by Mikołaj Chlebowski and his wife Anna, using a half-timbered structure, popularly ca…
Korzkiew
**St Giles Church in Giebułtów** is a Late-Renaissance church a few kilometres north-west of Kraków, in the Prądnik valley. It is a place where a medieval tradition meets a well-preserved early-17th-century building. ## Legend and document…
gmina Kroczyce
In the centre of Kroczyce, in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, stands the brick two-towered church of St. Hyacinth and St. Mary Magdalene. Its history begins much earlier: the first wooden church was built here in **1427**, founded by the kn…
Klimontów
**The Rectoral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St Hyacinth in Klimontów** is one of the most valuable Late-Renaissance monuments in the Świętokrzyskie region. The former Dominican church and monastery were founded by Jan Zbigniew Oss…
Bolków
**St Hedwig of Silesia Church in Bolków** stands in the upper part of the market square, a few minutes’ walk from Bolków Castle. Its origins reach back to the mid-13th century, while centuries of rebuilding combined an Early Gothic history…
Zabrze
## Key information St. Hedwig’s Church in Zabrze’s Poremba district is an unusual wooden church from the interwar period. It stands at 504 Wolności Street and remains an active parish church. Its oval, twelve-sided body with four towers co…
Brzeg
In Małujowice, seven kilometres from Brzeg, stands the brick-and-stone Gothic church of St. James the Apostle — a Monument of History since **2022** and the scene of one of the most celebrated discoveries of medieval art in Poland. Its wal…
Poznań
**St James the Apostle Church in Murowana Goślina** stands beside the market square and is one of the town’s most important monuments. Its medieval roots are visible in the Gothic nave, while the present appearance also reflects a Baroque…
gmina Pilica
Above the market square of Pilica rises the church of St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist — a temple with royal connections. It was raised thanks to **Jadwiga Melsztyńska**, and after her death the care of the foundation was t…
Częstochowa
**St John the Baptist Church in Choroń** stands on a hill in one of the most scenic parts of the Poraj municipality. This small church combines a rural scale with Renaissance details and makes a worthwhile stop for visitors exploring the n…
Dobczyce
**St John the Baptist Church in Dobczyce** stands in the Old Town, above the former cemetery and close to the castle ruins. The present Neoclassical church is not the oldest building on the site, but it preserves reminders of several centu…
gmina Torzym
**St John the Baptist Church in Międzyrzecz** is the town’s oldest surviving church and a distinctive example of Late Gothic architecture in Greater Poland. The brick parish church stands on Spokojna Street, close to the historic centre an…
Częstochowa
**St John the Baptist Church in Olsztyn** stands at the foot of the Jura hill crowned by the castle ruins. The Baroque church adds a later chapter to a visit to the fortress, with its angel imagery, reused castle stone and an unusual crypt…
Ruda Sułowska
**St John the Baptist Church in Zduny** is one of the most interesting Baroque monuments in southern Greater Poland. It stands on slightly raised ground north-west of the market square, surrounded by a wall and a former churchyard. ## Buil…
Pińczów
**The Church of St John the Apostle and Evangelist in Pińczów** is a former Pauline church where a Late Gothic structure meets Mannerist forms and Baroque furnishings. It stands on Freedom Square beside the former Pauline monastery and the…