Kruszyniany Tatar Muslim Cemetery
Kruszyniany, Podlaskie, Poland Islam
Historic Muslim burial ground associated with the Polish Tatar community.
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Bohoniki Tatar Muslim Cemetery
Bohoniki, Podlaskie, Poland Islam
Historic Muslim burial ground associated with the Polish Tatar community.
Kruszyniany Wooden Mosque
Kruszyniany, Podlaskie, Poland Islam
Historic wooden mosque central to Polish Tatar Muslim heritage.
Bohoniki Wooden Mosque
Bohoniki, Podlaskie, Poland Islam
Historic wooden mosque belonging to Poland’s long-established Tatar Muslim community.
Great Synagogue of Włodawa
Włodawa, Lubelskie, Poland Judaism
Baroque Jewish house of worship preserved as part of Włodawa’s synagogue museum complex.
Łańcut Synagogue
Łańcut, Podkarpackie, Poland Judaism
Important preserved eighteenth-century synagogue in Poland’s south-east.
Ohel of Rabbi Elimelech of Leżajsk
Leżajsk, Podkarpackie, Poland Judaism
Major international Hasidic Jewish pilgrimage site at the tomb of Rabbi Elimelech.
Renaissance Synagogue in Zamość
Zamość, Lubelskie, Poland Judaism
Restored Renaissance synagogue serving as a Jewish heritage cultural centre.
Tserkva of Saint Michael the Archangel in Turzańsk
Turzańsk, Podkarpackie, Poland Christianity
Eastern Christian timber church with the western Lemko tradition of multiple roof stages.
Old Synagogue in Kraków
Kazimierz, Kraków, Małopolskie, Poland Judaism
One of Poland’s most important surviving historic synagogue buildings, now a museum.
Remuh Synagogue and Old Jewish Cemetery in Kraków
Kazimierz, Kraków, Małopolskie, Poland Judaism
Active historic synagogue and adjacent cemetery linked to Rabbi Moses Isserles.
Nożyk Synagogue in Warsaw
Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland Judaism
Warsaw’s landmark surviving pre-war synagogue still used for Jewish worship.