Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

a reinforced-concrete church from the 1980s with paintings of saints connected with the Sącz region

a three-nave basilica from the 1930s on the Lesser Poland Trail of the Canons Regular of the Holy Sepulchre

a church from 1996-2002 with a painting of St Kinga from 1902 and Baroque sculptures

a Neoclassical church after the fire of a wooden one from 1746, with highlander carvings inside

a brick church from 1885-1896 in a transitional style, founded by the Potocki family

a 2012 tserkva in the Lemko style, with one tower and three domes

a larch chapel from 1934 with a war memorial designed by Bronisław Chromy

a single-nave church from 1984-1995 with a copy of the statue of Our Lady Help of Christians

a chapel from 1977 defended by the villagers, today a church with wooden sculptures

a church from 1983-1991 with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

a brick church from 1982-1988 with a painting of the Baptism of Jesus in the main altar

a wooden church from 1926-1929 with stained glass from 1932 and an organ from 1793

a brick church from 1988-1995 with sculptures by Józef Ruchała and stained glass from 2021

a Baroque church from 1748-1754 and a wooden belfry with a bell from 1530

a wooden tserkva from the 1930s, closed in 1947 and disused since 2012

a five-domed cathedral on a Greek cross plan with relics of St Maksym of Gorlice

a branch chapel from 1998-2000 with stained glass on the Beatitudes and a chapel of St Faustina

a postmodernist church of brick and wood, consecrated in 2000

a brick church from 2001 on the site of a wooden church, with stained glass and altars by local artists

a church built by the villagers in 1953-1958, with an icon of Our Lady of Perpetual Help

a wooden church from 1957 with a highlander-style interior, grown from a cemetery chapel

a rectorial church with a main altar moved from the demolished church in Maniowy

a church from 1981-1987 with a mosaic on the altar wall by Józef Furdyna

a church from 2012-2015 with the Bobola Paths, beside the historic tserkva of St Demetrius