Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

Gothic church with a Renaissance chapel and a wooden bell tower from 1541

Gothic church from the 15th century with polychromies from two eras, near Lake Rożnów

estate church in Opatkowice, expanded from a chapel of the 1980s

cross-plan church built over almost fifty years, with Baroque paintings and crucifixes

synagogue from 1746 in the former Jewish quarter, a place of prayer again since 2017

church from the 1990s with a unified interior, stained glass and relics of Blessed Karolina Kózkówna

wooden church from the 1960s, known as the partisan church, with a Home Army museum next to it

neo-Gothic church of the Felician Sisters from the late 19th century with stained glass from a Viennese workshop

Neoclassical church from 1806 with altars brought from Kraków churches

wooden chapel from 1689-1690 in Zwierzyniec, known as Gontyna

postmodern Salvatorian church from 1971-1976 in Zakrzówek

church in Zaryte with a chapel from 1815 in its walls and bells from the Felczyński foundry

church in Klikowa from 1948-1950 designed by Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz

post-Baroque church from 1875-1881 in the former village of Wróblowice

sanctuary with a Gothic figure of Our Lady of Lipinki, crowned in 1980

former prayer house of the Bobov Hasidim from 1871 on the upper floor of a townhouse on ulica Estery

church from 1982-1995 with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

Neo-Gothic church from 1911-1934 designed by Augustyn Tarkowski

church from 1972-1976 with a mosaic in the chancel and stained glass by Maciej Kauczyński

wooden church from 1518 with the Dunin chapel and a gravestone slab from 1546

Neo-Baroque church from 1960 with sgraffito by Stanisław Szmuc and mosaics in the altars

church from 1958-1960 built by the villagers, foundation stone blessed by Karol Wojtyła

church built by the villagers around a stone chapel from 1948

single-nave church from 1959-1967 designed by Antoni Mazur, consecrated in 2010