Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

a Neo-Gothic brick church built after a fire in 1906 to a design by Sas-Zubrzycki

a synagogue from 1907 in the courtyard of a tenement house at ul. Mostowa 8, designed by Beniamin Torbe

brick Orthodox church consecrated in 2014, with relics of St Maxim of Gorlice

domed Haller chapel-mausoleum on a circular plan, with Ionic pilasters

modern church with a granite altar and bas-reliefs of biblical meals

brick church with a bell turret, stained glass and a Divine Mercy mosaic

wooden church from Komorowice, rebuilt in Wola Justowska after two fires

church built in the 1980s, the first Mass was held in 1987

church of 1881-1887 with the image of Our Lady of Koszyce in the main altar

late Gothic wooden church of 1648, with polychromes and a gate bell tower of 1823

single-nave church of the 1980s with a façade shaped like folded hands

Neo-Gothic church of 1924-1928 beside a presbytery, a granary and a historic well

former synagogue from the early 20th century, today an Orthodox church in the Old Town

former women's prayer room of the 19th century, a fire station after the war

ruined synagogue from the end of the 19th century, a former prayer house for men

chapel in the Mogilski Wood that began with a small picture hung on an oak in 1928

modernist Jesuit church in Przegorzały with mosaics and stained glass

single-nave church in Słotwiny whose foundation stone was blessed by John Paul II

single-nave church with two towers and an organ of 1781 from the former church in Tyniec

single-nave church of the late 19th century with a slender tower, renovated in the early 21st century

small church of the 1980s with a 17th-century crucifix in the main altar

late Baroque church of 1733-1736 with a bell tower and a wall, entered in the heritage register

brick church from 1946-47 designed by Szyszko-Bohusz, with polychromes by Paweł Mitka

parish church from 1981-1991 with a polychrome altar wall by Józef Furdyna