Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

a single-nave church with a bell tower in the centre of Młoszowa, consecrated in 2000

a 15th-century Gothic church rebuilt in the Baroque spirit, with a tower and the St Anne Chapel

a square laid out in 1330 around the Gothic cathedral, with canons' houses and a museum

a former prayer house next to the main synagogue, today a shop, with its façade preserved

a synagogue from 1911, rebuilt after the war, today the seat of businesses; entered in the heritage register

a wooden Lemko tserkva from 1756 with an 18th-century iconostasis

monastery with papal enclosure, open to the faithful only for Masses in the chapel

1990s church designed by an architect from Tarnów, with plans going back to 1914

post-war parish church from 1959, preceded by a chapel with altars by Stanisław Faron

a former prayer house from 1879 in Podgórze, today the seat of an art gallery

church from 1948-65 on a Greek cross plan, with a dome and eight-column porticoes

chapel on the site of a burnt wooden church, with a surviving figure of Mary and the Stations of the Cross

convent from 1901 with a former school for girls, today with a parish church and a kindergarten

parish church from 1978-1983 with a mosaic and stained glass designed by Fr Tadeusz Furdyna

neo-Gothic church from 1887 with altars from 1614 from the previous, wooden church

votive church from 1984-1991, consecrated by John Paul II, with a Fatima shrine

Gothic church of the Holy Sepulchre canons with a Pietà from about 1420, a sanctuary since 2015

parish Marian sanctuary in Trzebinia municipality with the veneration of Blessed Fr Michał Rapacz

private prayer house from 1934, used today by a trading company

abandoned synagogue of the Jewish community with memorial plaques on the front wall

church from 1975-1979 with a triangular facade and a bell from a chapel of 1925

church from 1989-1996 with stained glass and an altar with a retable from an older church in Grobla

an 18th-century wooden church with a post-frame tower, a stone belfry and figural polychrome

a brick church from 1990-1992 with a belfry tower and a sculpture of the patron saint in front of the entrance