A neo-Romanesque parish church from 1873, consecrated in 1888, with a three-nave interior and a 52-metre tower.
St Nicholas's Church in Liszki is a neo-Romanesque parish church from 1873, belonging to the Czernichów deanery of the Archdiocese of Kraków. Its tower is 52 metres high including the cross.
The church was built under the parish priest Wawrzyniec Oprządek to a design by an architect named Beym, and consecrated in 1888. The masonry building has a cruciform plan and three naves.
On the side altars hang 18th-century paintings, and on the high altar stands an image of Our Lady in a 17th-century silver dress. In 1978 Cardinal Karol Wojtyła, then Metropolitan of Kraków, blessed a new post-conciliar altar here. The church has six altars and an organ with twenty stops.
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