Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
357 places
Krasiczyn
## A complex of two churches Dobra Szlachecka on the San preserves an unusual church complex. The main wooden building from 1879 was a Greek Catholic Church of Saint Nicholas and now serves as a Roman Catholic filial church dedicated to th…
Turzańsk
## A church rebuilt after a fire The Orthodox Church of the Protection of the Mother of God in Komańcza stands on a hill beside the road to Daliowa and Dukla. Today’s building is a faithful reconstruction of the wooden church built in 1800…
Muszyna
## Former Church of Saint Demetrius In Złockie, now a district of Muszyna, stands a wooden church with two identities. Built in 1867–1872 as the Greek Catholic Church of Saint Demetrius, it became the Roman Catholic parish church of the Na…
Klimkówka
## Former Church of Saint Michael the Archangel In Polany in the Beskid Sądecki, near Krynica-Zdrój, stands a wooden church dating from around 1820. It is the former Greek Catholic Church of Saint Michael the Archangel and is now a Roman C…
Bielsk Podlaski
## A blue Orthodox church by the Narew In Puchły, a village in the Narew municipality, stands one of Podlasie’s most recognisable wooden Orthodox churches. The Church of the Protection of the Mother of God is known for its blue façades, ri…
Turzańsk
## Former Church of Saint Nicholas At the end of historic Rzepedź-Wieś, above the Rzepedka stream, stands the former Greek Catholic Church of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker. The present wooden church was built in 1824, while the first doc…
Turzańsk
## Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God On a hillside above the Osława River, about 150 metres from the road between Zagórz and Komańcza, stands the wooden church in Szczawne. It was built with its bell tower in 1888–1889 as a Gree…
Hajnówka
## Church of Saint Michael the Archangel In the centre of Trześcianka, on a tree-lined square enclosed by a wall, stands the wooden Orthodox Church of Saint Michael the Archangel. The present church was built in 1864–1867 after an earlier…
Bielsk Podlaski
## St Michael the Archangel Chapel The village of Wojszki, in Juchnowiec Kościelny municipality, is home to a small Orthodox filial chapel dedicated to St Michael the Archangel. It was erected as a votive chapel commemorating Russian soldi…
Bielsk Podlaski
## A 19th-century masonry Orthodox church The Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God at 2 1 Maja Street is the parish Orthodox church of Kleszczele. It was built in the 1870s as a larger masonry church for a growing community. It sta…
Turzańsk
## Churches worth seeing The Bieszczady are one of Poland’s most rewarding regions for exploring wooden church architecture. Historic churches connected with former Lemko and Bojko villages survive here. The church in Smolnik on the San an…
Siemiatycze
The former synagogue in Siemiatycze at 1 Zaszkolna Street is an important trace of the town’s Jewish history. The brick, classicist building was erected in 1797 to a design by Szymon Bogumił Zug. Its origin is linked to Duchess Anna Jabłon…
Olsztynek
By the market square in Olsztynek stands one of the town’s oldest brick-and-stone buildings: a former Evangelical church probably erected around 1350. The single-nave church was built on a rectangular plan measuring about 31 × 11 m. The lo…
Głogówek
The Loreto House in Głogówek is located inside the Franciscan monastery church at 3 Klasztorna Street. It is a faithful copy of the Holy House of Loreto, connected with devotion to Our Lady of Loreto. The structure was created in the 1630s…
Bielsk Podlaski
In Soce, one of the three villages in the Open Shutters Land, a small wooden Orthodox chapel of St Prophet Elijah stands by the main road. It is a quiet Podlachian stop and a filial chapel of the parish in Puchły, not a large church for re…
Koniaków
**The wooden Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Laliki-Pochodzita** is a small sanctuary on a high Beskid hamlet. The chapel was built in 1947 and enlarged with side aisles in 1965–1966. Its highland form, hand-carved interior and loc…
Sandomierz
## Key information The wooden larch Church of Our Lady of the Snow in Zarzecze near Nisko stands at 43 Mickiewicza Street, beside a newer brick parish church. It is traditionally dated to 1722. In 1923 it was moved from Jeżowe and purchase…
Łańcut
**The wooden Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Krzeszów on the San** is one of the more interesting sacred landmarks of northern Podkarpacie. The present building was erected in 1727–1728 at 27 Kościelna Street. This thr…
Toszek
The wooden Church of St Anne in Lubliniec stands on St Anne Street, close to the market square and castle. Built in 1653 after a great town fire, it is now part of the Wooden Architecture Trail of the Silesian Voivodeship. This small activ…
Chudów
In the Paniowy district of Mikołów, at Staromiejska 91, stands the log-built church of Sts. Peter and Paul from the **mid-18th century**. The history of the site is far older than the building itself: the parish has existed since the **14t…
Ruda Sułowska
**The wooden Church of Saints Fabian and Sebastian in Krotoszyn**, also known as St Roch’s Church, is one of the town’s oldest and most distinctive monuments. Built around 1572 as a hospital church, its Greek-cross plan and central dome se…
gmina Niegowa
The wooden Church of St Giles in Podlesie near Lelów is part of the Wooden Architecture Trail of Silesian Voivodeship. It stands in a quiet village on the edge of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland and the Włoszczowa Basin. The present church w…
gmina Niegowa
## Key information The wooden Church of St. Giles in Zrębice stands at 4 Żarecka Street, on a small hill in the village centre in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. The present building was erected in 1789 through the efforts of parish priest…
Tarnowskie Góry
The wooden Church of St. John the Baptist in Brusiek is a church on the edge of a village among the forests of Lubliniec County. It is a filial church of the parish in Kalety-Drutarnia and part of the Wooden Architecture Trail of Silesian…