Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

a parish church from 1958-1966 with stained glass and a carved chancel

a wooden tserkva from 1815 in the West Lemko style on the Wooden Architecture Route

the Pallottines' mother house on Kopiec hill, founded in 1909, with a retreat house

chapel from 1946 in Kasina Wielka, linked with devotion to the image of Our Lady of Częstochowa

neo-Baroque church from 1881-1886 with a tower set into the body of a three-aisled nave

modernist brick church from 1937-1938, designed by the Gruszczyńskis and Stobiecki

neo-Gothic spa-town church from 1907-1908 with polychromes about St Kinga

contemporary parish church from 1983-1996, with stained glass and altars by one author

Gothic chapel, the former Dominican chapter house, with the crypt of the dukes of Oświęcim

wooden cemetery chapel from 1722, moved before the creation of Lake Czorsztyn

modern church from the 1980s with a pyramidal belfry and a figure of the Risen Christ

parish church from the 1980s with a fresco of the Last Supper in the chancel

stone chapel with a copy of the Limanowa Pietà, paintings from local legends and a pilgrims' spring

a chapel from 1985 whose construction was blocked for three years by the communist authorities

neo-Gothic red-brick church designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki, with paintings from 1580

postmodernist church from 1986-1990 in Tyniec, run by the Benedictines

a brick church from 1946-1952 with a separate bell tower and an organ with eleven stops

18th-century palace demolished in 1871, of which an outbuilding with a gate and a moat remain

a chapel from 1637 with a Renaissance altar of St Dorothy from Wawel Cathedral

a chapel from 1942 on the upper floor of a community hall, formerly in the parish of Maniowy

a brick church from 1946-1948, a votive offering of thanks for the village being spared during the war

a brick pillar shrine on the border of Dębniki and Ludwinów, a former lantern of the dead

a modernist synagogue from 1913-1932 in the courtyard of a tenement house on Grodzka Street

a village chapel from 1983-1993 with a painting of Blessed Karolina Kózka