Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

church from 1952 in the Podhale style, with rosary chapels around the church

Lemko tserkva from the village of Czarne with an iconostasis from 1801 and polychromes from the late 19th century

single-nave wooden chapel from 1945, designed by Zdzisław Mączeński

postmodern church of the Resurrectionist seminary, built in 1985-1996

single-nave church from 1991-1992 in Tonie, with relics of St Stanislaus from Wawel

chapel by a spring on the slope of Bukowiec with a Baroque altar and a legend of a hermit

interwar prayer house of the Radomsko Hasidim in a courtyard on Ciemna Street

former synagogue from 1914 designed by Henryk Lamensdorf, today a university building

ruin of a Jewish women's prayer house and cheder from the early 19th century

church in Lubocza that grew out of a Norbertine chapel, with a Lourdes grotto

church from 1989-1996 with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

stone church from the 1930s, built by the grave of soldiers killed in the First World War

modernist church from 1970 with a tower, three bells and a relief by Zdzisław Kościelniak

wooden church from 1761 with brick chapels topped with onion domes

church in Rabka-Zdrój that grew out of a chapel built by spa guests

church from 1865 with Baroque altars and a font from the early 18th century

a Bernardine church at the foot of Nosal, since 2020 a sanctuary of St Anthony

a parish church from 1959-1966, built through the efforts of the faithful and Fr Bolesław Zelek

a church from the 1980s at an altitude of 535 m, with a polychrome from 2019 and a bell tower

a brick church from 1988-1993 with a simple, bright interior and a plaque to its builder

a synagogue from around 1900 with a surviving frieze, now used by a company

a former prayer room from around 1890 in Kazimierz, now housing festival offices

a parish church built in 1994-1997, dedicated to the Transfiguration

a Neo-Gothic church from 1932 with an 18th-century figure of Merciful Jesus