Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

a 16th-century Spiš church with a wooden hourd, Gothic-Renaissance, with a Rococo interior

a wooden tserkva from 1935-1950 in the West Lemko style, today a filial church

a wooden tserkva from 1805, moved from Kamianna, today a parish church

Romantic chapel from 1875 with a lapidarium on its walls, in the former Potocki park

parish church built in 1980-1999 with an image moved from the old church

rectorial church from 1948-1950, on a plot bought by a local priest and professor

late Neoclassical church with a Baroque chancel and an image crowned in 1979

a Gothic church from the 15th century with Baroque furnishings, a fence and four chapels

Modernist hospital chapel from 1917 with Young Poland polychromy and relics of St Faustina

Baroque octagonal chapel on a limestone hill, built before 1687

Baroque branch church in Skawina, the former hospital church of St Valentine

tserkva from 1932-1937, today an auxiliary church of the parish in Bogusza

chapel from 1899 in Przeginia Duchowna, a listed monument together with its fence and trees

Baroque chapel from 1631, the oldest brick monument in Podegrodzie

stone chapel from 1832 with a shingle roof and a bell turret by the national road

concrete church from 1975-1977 with a monumental relief on its side wall

church consecrated in 2018, with an altar and organ from a closed church in Germany

late Gothic wooden church from the mid-16th century with a polychrome of 29 scenes

single-nave church with an altar from 1491, a miniature of Veit Stoss's altar in Kraków

modern chapel with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

1960s church of timber and stone, referring to regional sacred architecture

church from 2002 with Podhale ornament and a painting of St Florian in the side altar

the oldest chapel in Krościenko, Baroque, from the early 18th century, on Ptaszkowa Górka

modern parish church from the 1980s with a two-level interior