Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

a brick Neo-Gothic church from 1912-1913 designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki

a wooden church from 1535, rebuilt in the 1980s, on the Wooden Architecture Route

a 17th-century wooden church moved from Jawornik, next to Matejko's manor house

a church from 1979-1993 with a roof descending to the ground, consecrated in 1993

a wooden church from 1745 with two towers and Gothic sculptures inside

a modern church from 1993-2000 in the Bronowice Nowe housing estate, with a 23-stop organ

a larch church from 1771 moved from Niegowić, on the Wooden Architecture Route

a post-war church on the market square with a Gothic pietà and a 13th-century font

a Neo-Gothic church from 1919-1921 designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki

a Capuchin shrine with the 1635 image of Our Lady of Kołomyja

a single-nave church from 1997-2004, its foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

new parish church on the estate along al. Stelmachów, built from 2006

post-war church of the Podwawelskie estate with a 35-metre cross and a bell tower with three bells

church in Kowaniec in Nowy Targ, built in 1984-1988, consecrated in 2002

church rebuilt in 1971-1982, with an altar combined with neo-Baroque furnishings from Okocim

church from 1936 whose foundation stone was blessed by Cardinal Sapieha

parish church in Sidzina, built from 1984 and consecrated in its raw state in 1986

neo-Romanesque brick church from 1907-1913, built after the fire of a wooden church

church in the Bór district, with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II, consecrated in 2017

postmodern church in Dąbie whose shape is meant to resemble a bishop's mitre

eclectic brick and stone church from 1855, with a relief of the Holy Trinity above the entrance

new church in Niedźwiedź with a highlander roof and two towers, after the fire of the old one in 1992

post-war basilica-plan church with a 17th-century painting of Our Lady of Zaborów

postmodern church with arcades, roofs of different heights and an unusual tower-bell tower