Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

the fourth parish church in Maniowy, built in 1977-1986 with furnishings from the old church

a modernist church from the 1930s, built with the help of Grzegórzki residents

a two-level church from the 1980s with doors and an altarpiece by Bronisław Chromy

a 16th-century church burned twice in the 17th century, extended with two towers in 2000

the parish church of the Helena district, consecrated in 2006 next to the former cemetery chapel

an 18th-century wooden church with a Rococo altar, a pulpit from 1779 and a shingle roof

church on a rotunda plan from 1983-1992, a sanctuary since 1994

former confraternity synagogue from 1810 with a Hebrew inscription on the facade

a wooden tserkva from 1786 with an 18th-century iconostasis and a polychrome from after 1938

an eclectic church from 1925-1934 with three naves, a square tower and a polychrome from 1966

a church from the 1990s in the Niwa district, with an organ built in Hamburg in 1960

a brick church from 1984-1994 with stained glass by Bolesław Szpecht and a sculpture of the patron from the 18th century

a wooden church from 1670 with a Baroque tower and a Renaissance font from 1545

a church with three towers built in 1989-2000, consecrated by Cardinal Macharski

a Gothic church from the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, the oldest sacred monument in the Podtatrze region

a Cistercian abbey from 1222 in Nowa Huta, a Monument of History with a museum and the wooden Church of St Bartholomew

a church from 1982-1985 with relics of St Brother Albert and an Ecce Homo painting on the high altar

a new parish church on Górka Narodowa, built from 2006 to 2012

a modern church with a 47-metre tower and four viewing balconies, at 540 metres above sea level

a church in Chrzanów-Kościelec with a Gothic apse and a bell cast in 1484

a modern church with a triangular form designed by Leszek Pilawski, with a tower and a statue of Christ

a Baroque brick church from 1762-1770 with a tower with a bulbous dome from 1798

a late 19th-century church with a Baroque altar from the earlier wooden church

a Neo-Gothic brick church from 1912-1915, extended with a transept and chancel in the 1990s