Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
357 places
Goczałkowice-Zdrój
**The Evangelical Church in Pszczyna** stands on the market square, a few steps from the gate leading to the castle. The present Neo-Baroque building followed the fire that destroyed its predecessor in 1905 and was rebuilt in 1905–1906. To…
Zamarski
**The Church of the Holy Trinity in Skoczów** is a Neo-Gothic Evangelical Lutheran church built in 1863–1865. It stands on a small rise near the market square, and its slender tower with a pyramidal spire is a distinctive feature of the to…
Tarnowskie Góry
**The Church of the Saviour in Tarnowskie Góry** stands on the market square and is one of the town’s key Protestant heritage sites. The Evangelical parish resumed its activity here after 1742, and the present church was built in 1780 as a…
Ruda Sułowska
**The Evangelical Church in Zduny** is a Baroque-Classical landmark built between 1789 and 1792. The former Protestant church is distinguished by its spacious, clear form and an interior with two-level galleries supported by Ionic columns.…
Kazimierz Dolny
**The Parish Church in Kazimierz Dolny**, dedicated to St John the Baptist and St Bartholomew, is one of the key monuments of the Lublin Renaissance. It stands beside Kazimierz’s market square and combines the parish’s medieval origins wit…
Łańcut
**The Parish Church in Łańcut**, dedicated to St Stanislaus the Bishop, is an active parish church with medieval origins. The present building combines a 15th-century nave with later side aisles and a chancel and transept added at the turn…
Lidzbark Warmiński
**The Parish Church in Lidzbark Warmiński**, the collegiate church of Saints Peter and Paul, is one of the town’s most important Gothic landmarks. Built in the second half of the 14th century, it stands beside the former town walls, above…
Radom
**The Parish Church in Radom**, dedicated to St John the Baptist, is a medieval landmark in the Kazimierzowski Town district. The red-brick church was built around 1360–1370 by the foundation of Casimir the Great and was enlarged with chap…
Rzeszów
**The Parish Church in Rzeszów**, dedicated to St Adalbert and St Stanislaus, stands on Farny Square at the edge of the historic centre. It is one of the city’s oldest parishes, where a Gothic chancel meets a Baroque nave and later side ai…
Toszek
## Key information The filial Church of St. Lawrence in Zacharzowice is one of the oldest wooden churches in Upper Silesia. It stands on Wiejska Street beside an active cemetery. Its main value is the authentic, almost unchanged structure…
Kłodzko
**The Franciscan Church in Kłodzko** and its monastery form a Baroque complex on Piasek Island, just beyond the Gothic bridge. The Church of Our Lady of the Rosary and the adjoining buildings are among Kłodzko’s most distinctive landmarks.…
Głogówek
**The Franciscan Church in Głogówek** forms part of the Shrine of Our Lady of Loreto and is one of the town’s most interesting religious monuments. The Franciscans arrived in 1264, and the key reminder of the later expansion is the Loreto…
Szydłów
**The Church and Hospital of the Holy Spirit in Szydłów** are the ruins of a complex by the former Opatowskie Suburb, outside the medieval town walls. The remains of the church and shelter recall that Szydłów was not only a royal defensive…
Legnica
**St Mary’s Church in Legnica** is one of the oldest churches in Silesia. Its origins reach back to the second half of the 12th century, and a stone church recorded in 1192 preceded the present Gothic basilica. Also known as the Niederkirc…
Sochaczew
**The Church of Our Lady of Consolation in Żyrardów** is a Neo-Gothic church built in 1900–1903 to a design by Józef Pius Dziekoński. Its two tall towers and huge brick body reflect the industrial origins of a town that grew around textile…
Dobczyce
**The Church of Our Lady Help of Christians in Dobczyce** is a young Neo-Romanesque church built in 1947–1949 beside the market square. Its main curiosity is the combination of a post-war body with valuable works preserved from Dobczyce’s…
Przemyśl
Prałkowce lie just outside Przemyśl, and on a rise above the village stands the **church of Our Lady of Zbarazh** — a former Greek Catholic church venerating an image painted **on a copper plate in the 16th century**. Next to it rises a wo…
Wałbrzych
**The Shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows in Wałbrzych** occupies the town’s oldest church, on Garbarska Street. The small building has a history reaching back to medieval traditions, while its most valuable treasure is a Gothic Pietà venerated…
gmina Żary
**The Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa in Zielona Góra** is a former Lutheran house of prayer built in 1746–1748 and now an active Catholic church. Its timber-and-masonry construction, cross-shaped plan and history linked with the rebuild…
gmina Przygodzice
**The Church of Our Lady of Ostra Brama in Antonin** is a Romanesque Revival burial chapel of the Radziwiłł family, built in 1835–1838 opposite their hunting palace. The small brick church, with its octagonal tower, forms an important part…
Zakopane
**The Church of St John the Apostle and Evangelist on Harenda** is a wooden church built in 1710–1720 in Zakrzów and moved to Zakopane in 1947. Its covered soboty arcade preserves the character of historic Podhale architecture. The visit b…
gmina Przygodzice
**Na Pólku Church near Bralin**, dedicated to the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is a wooden indulgence shrine about 2 km south-east of Bralin’s centre. Built in 1711, it stands alone among fields and country lanes, creating one of t…
Tarnowskie Góry
**The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Nakło Śląskie** is a brick Romanesque Revival church with elements inspired by Byzantine art. It was built in 1892–1894 to a design by Hugo Heer, as the growing settlement outgrew its former chu…
gmina Żary
Fara Żarska, the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, is one of the most important historic landmarks in Żary. The church stands at pl. Kard. Stefana Wyszyńskiego 4 in the historic centre, a few minutes’ walk from the market square. Its hi…