Church of Saints Philip and James in Sękowa
Gothic log-built church distinguished by its shingled roof and low arcaded eaves.
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Gothic log-built church distinguished by its shingled roof and low arcaded eaves.
Medieval wooden church set within a historic rural cemetery.
Exceptionally large medieval wooden church retaining a historic log structure.
Carpathian Gothic log church celebrated for its late-medieval interior decoration.
Rural Gothic wooden church with historic decorative painting and liturgical furnishings.
15th–16th-century wooden church with preserved sacred wall paintings.
Outstanding timber-framed Lutheran church and UNESCO World Heritage component.
Outstanding timber-framed Lutheran church and UNESCO World Heritage component.
Vast former Cistercian abbey ensemble and landmark of Silesian Baroque architecture.
Medieval abbey famous for the Book of Henryków, preserving an early Polish-language sentence.
Medieval castle chapel notable for outstanding Byzantine-Ruthenian wall paintings.
Renaissance cathedral central to Zamość’s planned historic city.