Łańcut Synagogue
Important preserved eighteenth-century synagogue in Poland’s south-east.
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Important preserved eighteenth-century synagogue in Poland’s south-east.
Major international Hasidic Jewish pilgrimage site at the tomb of Rabbi Elimelech.
Eastern Christian timber church with the western Lemko tradition of multiple roof stages.
Fortified historic wooden tserkva now preserved as a museum heritage site.
Boyko-type wooden church representing a different Carpathian liturgical building tradition.
Exceptionally large medieval wooden church retaining a historic log structure.
Historic Halych-type wooden tserkva with a distinctive eastern Christian architectural plan.
Rural Gothic wooden church with historic decorative painting and liturgical furnishings.
Baroque Bernardine pilgrimage church famed for its historic pipe organ.
Franciscan Calvary and Marian pilgrimage complex near Poland’s south-eastern border.