Great Synagogue in Tykocin
Seventeenth-century former synagogue conserved as a major Jewish heritage museum.
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Seventeenth-century former synagogue conserved as a major Jewish heritage museum.
Boyko-type wooden church representing a different Carpathian liturgical building tradition.
Wooden Lemko church showing how eastern Christian liturgy shaped Carpathian sacred architecture.
Historic Lemko tserkva whose interiors preserve significant painted decoration.
Fortified historic wooden tserkva now preserved as a museum heritage site.
Western Lemko tserkva remarkable for its tiered towers and carefully proportioned timberwork.
Exceptionally large medieval wooden church retaining a historic log structure.
Medieval wooden church set within a historic rural cemetery.
Gothic log-built church distinguished by its shingled roof and low arcaded eaves.
Western Lemko log church preserving the sacred building traditions of Carpathian communities.
Historic Halych-type wooden tserkva with a distinctive eastern Christian architectural plan.
Outstanding timber-framed Lutheran church and UNESCO World Heritage component.