Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
1746 places
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…
Goczałkowice-Zdrój
**St George’s Church in Goczałkowice-Zdrój** is an important landmark of the spa town and a reminder of a history that predates the development of the resort. The masonry church stands on Główna Street, close to the centre and the road tow…
Kętrzyn
**The Collegiate Basilica of St George in Kętrzyn** is one of the best-preserved fortified churches in Masuria. Its massive walls formed part of the town’s medieval defences, giving the building an unusual, almost fortress-like character.…
Racibórz
On the edge of Baborów, in the Głubczyce Plateau, stands the wooden Church of St Joseph and St Barbara. The larch church was built in 1700–1702 on the site of a pilgrimage chapel. Its distinctive features are a Greek-cross plan and rich Ba…
Zabrze
**St Joseph’s Church and Sanctuary in Ruda Śląska** is one of the most distinctive churches of industrial Upper Silesia. The Neo-Romanesque brick basilica was founded by the Ballestrem family and stands out through its Italian architectura…
Toszek
**The Church of St Catherine of Alexandria in Toszek** stands between the market square and the castle and is one of the town’s most important monuments. Its history reaches back to the Middle Ages, while the present appearance reflects a…
Szczyrzyc
## Key information The Church of St. Catherine of Alexandria in Wilkowisko, in the Jodłownik commune, is a wooden church at the foot of the Island Beskids. It stands in the village centre beside the parish cemetery. The present building wa…
Golub-Dobrzyń
**The Church of St Catherine of Alexandria in Brodnica** is a Gothic parish church near the Drwęca river and market square. Its brick structure developed in stages from the late 13th to the 14th century, while the interior preserves works…
Golub-Dobrzyń
**The Church of St Catherine of Alexandria in Golub** is a Gothic fortified church in the oldest part of Golub, a short walk from the Teutonic castle. Its oldest and most distinctive element is the late-13th-century chancel. ## A chancel f…
Ludźmierz
**The Church of St Catherine of Alexandria in Nowy Targ** is the town’s oldest surviving monument and one of the key historic landmarks of Podhale. The small church stands on Kościelna Street, a few steps from the market square. ## A royal…
Bydlin
Wolbrom, a small town between Olkusz and Zawiercie, has **St. Catherine's church** by its market square — a white, Baroque temple from the 17th century entered through ornate doors from the square side. Next to it rises an equally white, t…
Wieliczka
Facing the Saltworks Castle in Wieliczka stands **St. Clement's Church** — the parish church whose history is as old as local mining itself. The first mention of the parochial temple comes from the bull of **Gregory IX of 1229**, and its p…
Zawoja
**St Clement’s Church in central Zawoja** is one of the largest and most unusual wooden churches in southern Poland. Its interior, supported by cast-iron columns, surprises with its scale, while its location below Babia Góra makes it a use…
Chabówka
**The Church of the Holy Cross on Obidowa in Chabówka** is a wooden church and a place of devotion to St Christopher beside the popular route into Podhale. Its story combines local legend, pilgrimage traditions and a difficult rebuilding a…
gmina Żary
On the edge of the Princely Park in Żagań, by a bend of the Bóbr river, stands the neo-Gothic Church of the Holy Cross — once the mausoleum of the Dukes of Żagań. The story reaches back to the 13th century, when a chapel of St. Lawrence st…
Żywiec
A few minutes from the market square and the Old Castle of Żywiec, on Batorego Street, stands the Church of the Holy Cross — the oldest surviving church in town. Its Gothic walls were raised at the end of the **14th century**, and over the…
Czchów
## Key information St. Leonard’s Church in Wojnicz is a small wooden filial church on St. Leonard Street. Its log construction, shingle roof and historic surroundings make it a worthwhile stop in Wojnicz. The interior is notable for its Re…
Inwałd
By the market square of Andrychów stands the Church of St. Matthias the Apostle — the oldest church in town and a trace of its medieval beginnings. The parish was erected in **1325**, and 14th-century documents mention the settlement under…
Siewierz
Behind the market square of Siewierz, not far from the castle of the bishops of Kraków, stands the Church of St. Matthias the Apostle. Its beginnings reach the first half of the **15th century** — at that time only the presbytery was of br…