List of Gothic brick buildings in Poland

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Western Pomerania

– and other former territories of the House of the Griffins –

Chojna • Darłowo • Gryfice • Myślibórz • Słupsk • Szczecin
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↓ Banie St. George Chapel 15th century
↓ Barlinek Church of St. Mary 15th century lot of alterations in 18th century
↓ Baszewice Village church 15th century
↓ Białogard St. Mary's Church 14th century basilica
↓ St. George's Church 14th century
↓ Bierzwnik, Choszczno County Cistercian monastery of Bierzwnik[1] 14th/15th centuries
restored church, ruins of a Gothic brewery
↓ Bonin St Isidor (Kościół św. Izydora)[2] 15th century
↓ Budzistowo Church of St. John the Baptist 13th century later alterations
↓ Buk, Police County St. Anthony church 13th century eastern gable triangle of mainly granite building
↓ Bukowo Morskie Church of the Sacred Heart 13th/14th century
Cistercian hall church
↓ Cerkwica Church Jesus' Heart 15th century
↑ Charnowo, Pomeranian Voivodeship Village church[3] 15th century only steeple of brick, cross shaped nave of framework
↓ Chojna Town hall 15th century
↑ St. Mary's Church mainly 1389–1459
↓ Holy Trinity Church 13th–15th century former Augustine monastery, 1536 secularized
↑ St. Gertrude Chapel today ruins and memorial
↓ City gates 14th–15th century Brama Świecka & Brama Barnkowska
↑ Narost
(Gmina Chojna)
Mary Queen of Poland church[4] 2nd half of 13th century Romanesque/Gothic, window framings of brick, later alterations, steeple Gothic Revival
↑ Choszczno St. Mary Church 14th century predecessor of granite 13th century
↓ Defensive walls 14th/15th centuries
↑ Chwarszczany Saint Stanislaus Kostka church 1280
↓ Cisowo Saint Stanislaus Kostka church in Cisowo 14th century
↑ Czernin Church of the Assumption 14th–15th century alterations 17th & 19th centuries
↓ Darłowo Darłowo Castle since 1352
↑ St. Mary's Church since early 14th century
↓ High Gate (Brama Wysoka)
↑ Gryfice St. Mary's Church 15th century
↓ St. George's Chapel 14th century
↑ Fortifications with the Powder Tower 14th/15th century High Gate and Stone Gate
↓ Drawsko Pomorskie Resurrection Church mid 14th to mid 15th century hall church
↑ Goleniów St. Catharine Church 15th century
↓ Górki, Kamień County Our Lady of Częstochowa church 15th & 18th century
↑ Gosław Christ the King church 13th & 15th century
↓ Granowo Mary Help church[5] 13th/14th, steeple 15th century boulders with edges of brick
↑ Gryfino Nativity of the Virgin Mary 13th–15th centuries brick above level of the drippings
↓ Iwięcino St Mary Queen of Poland Church
↑ Kamień Pomorski Cathedral of St. John about 1175, altered in 15th century Romanesque-Gothic basilica
↓ Town hall 13th century Renaissance alterations in 16th century
↑ Klępicz St. Stanislaus steeple 13th century edges and older windows of the steeple of brick; nave 16th/17th century
↓ Klępino Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary 14th/15th century gable triangle of brick abov ewalls of boulders
↑ Kłodkowo St. Mary Church 15th century wooden steeple
↓ Kołbacz Cistercian Abbey 1210–1347 church and a magazin building; Historic Monument of Poland[6]
↑ Kołobrzeg Co-Cathedral of the Assumption 1288–1397 hall church, five naves
↓ Konikowo Sacred Heart Church 14th century since reconstruction in 19th century only choir original
↑ Kościernica St Marry Queen of Poland only tower and upper eastern gable of brick
↓ Koszalin St. Mary's Church 1300–1333 cathedral since 1972
↑ Dormition of St. Mary rebuilt beginning of 17th century nowadays Orthodox church
↓ Kozielice Christ the King church [7] 15th century steeple 1594
↑ Krupy St. Mary church steeple 14th century nave of framework behind brick, about 1570
↓ Maszewo Our Lady of Częstochowa church 14th century base of the steeple of stone
↓ Mechowo St. Michael 13th or 16th century steeple 1911
↑ Mieszkowice Church of the Transfiguration 14th century hall church with flat ceilings; Gothic Revival additions
↓ Myślibórz Collegiate Church (13th–)15th century partly stone base of a predecessor
↑ former Dominican monastery 1433 – about 1500
↓ St. Gertrude Chapel (Kaplica św. Gertrudy) 15th century
↑ Holy Ghost Chapel (Kaplica Św. Ducha) 1514 ground flour of stone
↓ Fortifications

gates 14th century:

  • Brama Nowogródzka
  • Brama Pyrzycka
  • Powder Tower (Baszta Prochowa)
↓ Niemierze Village church 14th – 16th centuries brick & boulders;
later alterations
↑ Nowogard Church of the Assumption of St. Mary 15th/16th centuries stepped hall
↓ Osieki St Anthony church 14th century
↑ Police Gothic Chapel St. Boleslaw 15th century rest of the former St. Mary's Church from 13./14th century
↓ St. Peter and Paul in (Jasienica) 1299 alterations in 1725; other buildings of the monastery in ruins
↑ Pyrzyce St. Maurice / Assumption of St. Mary 1st half of 14th century
pseudo-basilica, steeple replaced in 1739, after WW II reconstruction 1958–1966
↓ Our Lady of Sorrows church 1260 alterations 19th century
↑ Recz Christ the King church 14th/15th centuries alterations in 19th century
↓ Rożnowo Our Lady of Częstochowa church[8] 15th century building of boulders with edges of brick
↑ Rusowo Mother of God church (Kościół filialny Matki Bożej Różańcowej)[9] 14 & 16th century tower of brick upon a nave of boulders
↓ Sianów St. Stanislaus Kostka Church steeple 16th century framework nave 1793
↑ Sierakowo Sławieńskie Our Lady of the Rosary church 15th & 17th centuries brick and boulders
↓ Sławno Church of Our Lady 1326–1364
↑ Słupsk St. Mary's Church 1276/80–1350
↓ St. John's or St. Hyazinth Church 13th century
↑ Castle Mill
↓ Fortifications
  • Mill Gate
  • New Gate
  • Witches' Tower
↑ Śmiechów Our Lady Queen of Poland church 13th/14th centuries
↓ Stargard St. Mary's 13th-century origins, 1388–1500 additions
↑ Mill Gate 15th century one of only two surviving examples of such gates (the other one Waterpoort, the Netherlands)
↓ Towers of the defensive wall 2nd half of 14th century
  • Red Sea Tower
  • Ice Tower
  • Prisoners' Tower
↑ Stary Jarosław Holy Cross church steeple about 1400 nave younger
↓ Stary Klukom Ascension of Lord (Wniebowstąpienia Pańskiego) 2nd half of 15th century boulders; simple decorations of brick on eastern gable and at the windows; alterations in 2nd half of 19th century
↑ Świdwin St. Mary 14th century basilica, later alterations
↓ Castle 1382–1455 founded by the Teutonic Order; alterations in 18th century
↑ Stone Gate (Brama Kamienna)
↓ Świelino Sts. Peter & Paul[10] 15th century alterations in 1840
↑ Swobnica St. Casimir church 13th century eastern gable (above the newer presbytery) and some edges of brick
↓ Szczecin Szczecin Cathedral several phases between 1375 and 1504 hall church
↑ St. John 13th to 15th century 19th-century renovations; hall church
↓ Old Town Hall 15th century
↑ Szczecinek St Nicholas steeple 16th century nave converted into a museum building
↓ Trzcińsko-Zdrój St. Mary Help church 13th & 15th century boulders with edges of brick, hall church
↑ Trzebiatów St. Mary's Church 14th & 15th century hall church, altered in 17th century
↓ Trzęsacz, Gryfice County Ruins of the church around 1270 ruins on top of the escarpment of the coast, destroyed by its erosion
↑ Tuczno (Hist.
to greater
Poland)
Assumption of St. Mary church 1522
↓ Tychowo Mary Queen of Poland church steeple 14th century nave 19th century
↑ Wełtyń Our Lady of the Rosary church 15th century alterations in 1690 & 1784
↑ Witnica Christ the King church 13th/14th century alterations in 15th & 19th centuries
↑ Wolin St. Nicholas church about 1300 pseudo-basilica with galleries and flat ceilings
↑ Wrzosowo, Kołobrzeg County Transfiguration Church 13th, 15th & 16th centuries

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Gdańsk Pomerania

– Subregion of the historic Pomerania region, part of Pomeranian Voivodeship west of Vistula river and a section of Kujavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship around Świecie;
ruled by the Teutonic Order from 1309/1317 to 1454/1466 –

Chojnice • Gdańsk • Gniew • Pelplin • Starogard Gdański • Tczew
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↑ Bytów Bytów Castle 1398–1405 outer wall partly of stone
↑ Old St. Catherine church only the steeple preserved
↑ Cedry Wielkie
(Gdańsk County)
Church of the Holy Guardian Angels 14th century in 17th century enlarged to be a pseudo-basilica
↑ Trutnowy
(Gmina Cedry Wielkie)
Sts. Peter and Paul church 14th century
↑ Wocławy
(Gmina Cedry Wielkie)
Sts. Peter and Paul church 14th century alterations in 1730; ruins since 1945
↑ Chojnice St. John's Church 1340–1360
↑ City fortifications
  • Brama Człuchowska (gate)
  • Wronia tower
  • Szewska tower
  • Kurza Stopa tower
↓ Ostrowite
(Gmina Chojnice)
St. James church[11] 1403–1435 choir and steeple of brick
↑ Człuchow Castle 1325–1365 only tower preserved;
attached church from 1826–1828
↓ Dzierzazno
(Gmina Morzeszczyn)
St. James church (św. Jakuba Apostoła) 1580 (!) steeple of framework 1768
↑ Dzierzgoń
(Sztum County)
Holy Trinity church 1310–1320 alterations in 1730
↓ St. Anne Chapel 15th century alterations in 1737
↑ Castle of the Teutonic Order only foundations preserved
↓ Gdańsk St. Mary's Church 1343–1502 with c. 190,000 m³ one of the largest hall churches of the world,
second or third largest Gothic brick church (San Petronio, Bologna
c. 258,000 m³, Ulm Minster c. 190,000 m³, Frauenkirche, Munich
c. 185,000–190,000 m³)
↑ St. Catherine's Church probably 14th and 15th century
↓ Basilica of St. Nicholas 1348-early 15th century Dominican church
↑ Church of Holy Trinity 1481–1514 former Franciscan monastery
↓ St. George guildhall 1487–94
↑ Schlieff House 1520 masonry made in Venice
– originally for Nuremberg
↓ Great Mill 14th century
↑ Crane Gate 1442–1444
↓ St. Mary's Gate 15th century
↑ Oliwa (Gdańsk) Oliwa Cathedral 14th century Cistercian Abbey
↑ Oliwa (Gdańsk) House of Plague 14th century Cistercian Abbey
↓ Gniew Castle of the Teutonic Order late 13th to 14th century
↑ St. Nicholas 1st half of 14th century alterations in 1870
↓ Piaseczno
(Gmina Gniew)
Nativity of the Virgin Mary 1348, 15th century alterations 1676 and later
↑ Hel Sts. Peter & Paul church 14th century today a museum
↓ Jeziernik
(Gmina Ostaszewo)
St. George church mid 14th century wooden steeple 17th century
↑ Kartuzy Collegiate St. Mary's 1383–1405 Baroque alterations in 1731–1733
↓ Lublewo Gdańskie
(Gmina Kolbudy)
St. Mary Queen of Poland 14th century alterations in 1683
↑ Pręgowo
(Gmina Kolbudy)
Corpus Christi church 14th century 18th century alterations
↓ Krzyżanowo
(Gmina Stare Pole)
St. Barbara church 14th/15th century
↑ Lębork St. James' Church 14th/15th century
↑ Mierzeszyn
(Gmina Trąbki Wielkie)
Saint Bartholomew church 14th century alterations in 18th and 20th centuries,
only eastern gable almost original
↓ Miłoradz St Michael church 14th/15th century
↑ Gnojewo
(Gmina Miłoradz)
St. Simon & Jude 14th–16th centuries steeple 1853/1854; 1945 half a ruin
↓ Kończewice
(Gmina Miłoradz)
Village church 14th/15th century
↑ Mątowy Wielkie
(Gmina Miłoradz)
Sts. Peter and Paul church about 1340
↓ Stara Kościelnica
(Gmina Miłoradz)
St. George church about 1400 alterations in 1816
↑ Niedźwiedzica
(Gmina Stegna)
St. James church (Kościół św. Jakuba) mid 14th century alterations in 19th century
↓ Nowe
(Świecie County)
St. Mathew Church 14th/15th century alterations 1910–1912
↑ Castle of the Teutonic Order 14th century 1266 seat of a noble family,
1313 bought by the Teutonic Order,
1465 military parts destroyed by the citizens
↓ Nowy Staw Collegiate St. Matthew beginning of 15th century alterations in 1573/1574
↑ Myszewo
(Gmina Nowy Staw)
Holy Cross church 1382 western gable new
↓ Cyganek
(Gmina Nowy Dwór Gdański)
St. Nicholas church 1352 alterations in 1637–1674,
western part of the nave of framework
↑ Lubieszewo
(Gm. Nowy Dwór Gd.)
Church of Elisabeth of Hungary 14th & 16th century alterations 19th century
↓ Marynowy
(Gm. Nowy Dwór Gd.)
St. Anne church mid 14th century alterations in 1619
↑ Orłowo
(Gm. Nowy Dwór Gd.)
St. Barbara church mid 14th century wooden steeple late 17th century
↓ Tuja
(Gm. Nowy Dwór Gd.)
St. James the Greater church 14th century hall church
↑ Oksywie
(Gdynia)
St. Michael church 13th & 14th century brick with intermingled boulders
↓ Ostaszewo
(Nowy Dwór Gdański County)
Old church of St. John the Baptist mid 14th century later alterations
↑ Puck Sts. Peter & Paul church 1283 to 14th century alterations 17th century
↓ Pelplin Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption 13th/14th century originally Cistercian
↑ Corpus Christi church 15th century 17th century changes.
The outer skin looks like destroyed by overshooting recent renovation.
↓ Lignowy Szlacheckie
(Gmina Pelplin)
Sts. Martin & Margret church 2nd half of 14th century 17th century alterations
↑ Wielki Garc
(Gmina Pelplin)
Church of the Immaculate Conception 16th century mostly Gothic,
steeple completed in Renaissance style
↓ Pruszcz Gdański
(Gdańsk County)
Church of the Exaltation of the Cross 15th century
↑ Przezmark
(Gmina Stary Dzierzgoń)
Castle of the Teutonic Order except one tower sparse remains
↓ Skarszewy
(Starogard County)
St. Michel church 14th century upper eastern gable of 1868
↑ Skórcz All Saints church later alterations
↓ Barłożno
(Gmina Skórcz)
St. Martin church[12] 14th/15th century baroque alterations;
eastern gable Brick Gothic
↑ Czarnylas
(Gmina Skórcz)
St. Andrew church[13] 14th century altered to Baroque in 17th century,
only eastern gable still Brick Gothic
↓ Pączewo
(Gmina Skórcz)
Church of the Annunciation 14th century building of Boulders
with Gothic eastern gable
and Baroque steeple
↑ Kościelna Jania
(Gm. Smętowo Graniczne)
Holy trinity church
(Kościół Świętej Trójcy)[14]
tower finished in 1622 tower nevertheless of Gothic appearance, nave consecrated in 1633
↓ Lalkowy
(Gm. Smętowo Graniczne)
St. Barbara church 14th/15th century new decorated gables on steeple and nave
↑ Starogard Gdański St. Matthew church 14th century
↓ Defensive walls towers:
  • Baszta Gdańska
  • Baszta Wodna
↑ Dąbrówka
(Gmina Starogard Gdański)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross
(Podwyższenia Krzyża Świętego)
14th/15th century
↓ Jabłowo
(Gm. Starograd Gd.)
St. Lawrence
(Kościół św. Wawrzyńca)
gables probably newer
↑ Klonówka
(Gm. Starograd Gd.)
St. Catherine (Kościół św. Katarzyny) 14th century
↓ Kokoszkowy
(Gm. Starograd Gd.)
St. Barbara 14th century windows & gables of brick on a building of boulders,
decorated gable with Renaissance elements
↑ Lubochowo
(Gmina Stary Dzierzgoń)
Sts. Peter & Paul church about 1350 alterations in 18th century
↓ Myślice
(Gmina Stary Dzierzgoń)
Church of the Assumption 14th century alterations in 1872
↑ Stary Targ Sts. Simon and Jude church
(św. Apostołów Szymona i Judy Tadeusza)
1st half of 14th century alterations in 1821 & 1905–1906
↓ Kalwa
(Gmina Stary Targ)
St. Mary Magdalene church
(św. Marii Magdaleny)
1286, 1310, 1420 lower and middling walls of boulders;
wooden steeple of 1821
↑ Nowy Targ
(Gmina Stary Targ)
Saint Roch church (Kościoł fil. św. Rocha) first church on this site since 1340; 19th century alterations
↓ Subkowy St. Stanislaus 14th/15th century alterations 1600, about 1850, 1907
↑ Gorzędziej
(Gmina Subkowy)
St. Adalbert 15th century 18th/19th century alterations
↓ Suchy Dąb St. Anna 14th century alterations in 1732
↑ Koźliny
(Gmina Suchy Dąb)
St. Mary church 1353 eastern gable altered to Renaissance
↓ Krzywe Koło
(Gmina Suchy Dąb)
Church of the Holy Cross 14th century alterations in 1685-1686 and 1748
↑ Osice
(Gmina Suchy Dąb)
St. Anthony church
(Świętego Antoniego z Padwy)
14th/15th century eastern gable new??
↓ Steblewo
(Gmina Suchy Dąb)
Church 14th/15th century ruins since 1945
↑ Świecie Teutonic Castle 1335–1350 destroyed in 1664 (Deluge)
↓ Parish Church 15th–early 16th century after destruction by Swedish troops
reconstructed in 1626–1629 in Renaissance style
↑ Tczew Holy Cross Church 13th century hall church
↓ St. Stanislaus Kostka Church 14th century former Dominican monastery
↑ Lubiszewo Tczewskie
(Gmina Tczew)
Holy Trinity church 1348 later alterations
↑ Miłobądz
(Gmina Tczew)
St. Mary Church end 14th to 15th century
↑ Żarnowiec
(Gmina Krokowa)
Church of the Annunciation
(Zwiastowania NMP)
13th century former monastery
↑ Żukowo
(Kartuzy County)
Assumption of St. Mary church 14th/15th century alterations in 17th century

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Land of Chełmno

– Subregion of the historic Pomerania region, mostly within the Kujavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, with a small portion in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship; territory of the Teutonic Order from 1225 to 1454/1466 –

Bobrowo • Brodnica • Chełmno • Chełmza • Chełmża • Dębowa Łąka • Grudziądz • Kowalewo Porskie • Radzyń Chełmiński • Toruń
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↑ Błędowo
(Gmina Płużnica)
St. Michael church 14th and 15th century destroyed in 1410
↑ Bobrowo
(Brodnica County)
Saint James church 13th/14th century steeple 1755
↑ Brudzawy
(Gmina Bobrowo)
St. Andrew church [15] brick 15th century restituted 1645
↑ Kruszyny
(Gmina Bobrowo)
St. Nicholas church 14th century
↑ Nieżywięć
(Gmina Bobrowo)
St. George church 13th century/14th century
↑ St. John the Baptist church beginning of 14th century
↓ Brodnica St. Catherine 14th century hall church
↑ Castle of the Teutonic Order 14th century mostly dismantled in 18th-19th centuries. 54-m tower is the best preserved part
↓ Chełmno City Gate beginning of 14th century part of the city fortifications
↓ Mazurian Tower beginning of 14th century part of the city fortifications
↑ Cielęta (hist.
in Michałów Land)
(Gmina Brodnica)
St. Nicholas church 1st half of 14th century changes in 1783
↓ Gorczenica (hist.
in Michałów Land)
(Gmina Brodnica)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross church 14th century decorated eastern gable; steeple looks newer
↑ Chełmno Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 1290–1333 hall church
↓ Sts. Peter and Paul built in 13th century, altered in 14th former Dominican church, basilica
↑ Sts. James and Nicholas built in 13th and 14th century former Franciscan church, hall church
↓ Former Cistercian Nunnery 13th–14th century with presumed Teutonic Knights fortifications
↑ Mestwin Tower 2nd half of 13th century part of the city walls
↓ Grudziądz Gate end of 13th century part of the city walls
↑ City defensive walls 13th–16th century almost completely preserved city defensive walls with 23 watchtowers and 1 gate
(Mestwin Tower & Grudziądz Gate see above)
↓ Chełmża Co-Cathedral Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity 13th–15th century former cathedral – seat of Bishopric of Chełmno, hall church
↑ Grzywna
(Gmina Chełmża)
St. Catherine of Alexandria church 13th/14th century renewed; steeple 1906
↓ Kiełbasin
(Gmina Chełmża)
Nativity of the Virgin church 14th/15th centuries upper parts of the steeple 17th
↑ Zajączkowo
(Gmina Chełmża)
St. John the Baptist church about 1300 farly deleted in 1856; gate (and windows) of brick in a building of boulders
↓ Czarnowo
(Gm. Zławieś Wielka)
St. Martin church 14th century
↑ Czarże
(Gmina Dąbrowa Chełmińska)
Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary 14th century alterations 15th & 19th centuries
↓ Dębowa Łąka
(Wąbrzeźno County)
Sts Peter and Paul church 14th century
↑ Kurkocin
(Gmina Dębowa Łąka)
St. Bartholomew church 14th century
↓ Łobdowo
(Gmina Dębowa Łąka)
St. Margaret church [św. Małgorzaty] 1st half of 14th century
↑ Wielkie Radowiska
(Gmina Dębowa Łąka)
St. James church 14th century alterations in 1558 & end 18th century
↓ Gardeja
(Kwidzyn County)
St. Joseph church steeple 1330-1340 only steeple original; nave modern
↑ Czarne Dolne
(Gmina Gardeja)
Our Lady of the Rosary church 1320 alterations 1719 and 19th century (western façade)
↓ Trumieje
(Gmina Gardeja)
Christ the King church[16] 14th century steeple & windows of brick; in 1892 stabilisation of the steeple
↑ Ostrowite
(Gm. Golub-Dobrzyń)
St. Mary Magdalene church kon. 15th century lower parts of the walls of brick, Gothic windows, Renaissance gable and steeple
↓ Wrocki
(Gm. Golub-Dobrzyń)
St. Martin church 13th/14th century restituted in 17th century
↑ Grudziądz St. Nicholas church about 1300 several destructions and restitutions
↓ Grudziądz Granaries since mid 14th century Historic Monument of Poland[17]
↑ Defensive walls 14th/15th century especially the Water Gate (Brama Wodna)
↓ Castle of the Teutonic Order 13th century already destroyed by wars (Swedish Deluge),
most of the ruins were demolished 1796–1804
↑ Gruta
(Grudziądz County)
Church of the Assumption of Mary 14th century modernized in 1670
↓ Dąbrówka Królewska
(Gmina Gruta)
St. James church about 1300 decorated eastern gable of brick;
steeple 17th century
100
100
↑ Okonin
(Gmina Gruta)
Sts. Cosmas & Damian church 1st half of 14th century
↓ Kowalewo Pomorskie St Nicholas church 14th–15th century alterations in the west about 1900
↑ Tower of the defensive walls 14th century only upper part of brick
↓ Castle of the Teutonic Order 1300–1330 sparse relics
↑ Chełmonie
(Gm. Kowalewo Pom.)
St. Bartholomew's church beginning of 14th century alterations in 15th & 19th centuries
↓ Pluskowęsy
(Gm. Kowalewo Pom.)
St. John the Baptist and St. Valentine church 14th century later alterations
↑ Srebrniki
(Gm. Kowalewo Pom.)
Our Lady of the Snow 13th & 14th century later alterations
↓ Łasin
(Grudziądz County)
St. Catherine church brick 1320–1328 1568 Renaissance alterations, 1628 burnt in a war, 1710–1719 reconstruction
↑ Szczepanki
(Gmina Łasin)
St Lawrence (Kościół św. Wawrzyńca) 1st half of 14th century predecessor since 1292;
Baroque alterations in 18th century
↓ Lembarg
(Gm. Jabłonowo Pom.)
Sts. Peter & Paul 1st half of 14th century changes in 1507, 1700, late 18th century; steeple new?
↑ Linowo
(Gm. Świecie n. Osą)
St. Michael church 16th century
↑ Łopatki
(Gmina Książki)
St. Mary Magdalene church 2nd quarter of 14th century alterations in 1865–1867
↓ Bierzgłowo
(Gmina Łubianka)
Church of the Assumption 13th century/14th century
↑ Przeczno
(Gmina Łubianka)
Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross about 1300 later alterations
↓ Gronowo
(Gmina Lubicz)
St. Nicholas 14th century alterations in 17th & 18th centuries
↑ Rogowo
(Gmina Lubicz)
Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross 13th/14th century
↓ Papowo Toruńskie
(Gmina Łysomice)
Saint Nicholas church before 1300 steeple 1906/1907
↑ Swierczynki
(Gmina Łysomice)
St. John church 13th/14th century alterations in 18th and early 18th centuries
↓ Nowa Wieś Królewska
(Gmina Płużnica)
St. John the Baptist church 13th/14th century
↑ Orzechowo
(Gmina Wąbrzeźno)
St. Mary Magdalene church 13th century alterations in 1685
↓ Osiek
(Brodnica County)
Church of the Assumption 14th century/15th century changes in 1796
↑ Papowo Biskupie Saint Nicholas Church tower modern simple substitute
↓ Radzyń Chełmiński
(Grudziądz County)
Radzyń Chełmiński Castle first brick 1270–1285, rebuilt 1310–1330 since 1242 wooden, 1278 destroyed by Prussian revolt, since 1772 dismantled in various steps
↑ Saint Anne church 1310–1600
↓ Saint George Chapel about 1340 alterations in 15th century and 1851
↑ Sarnowo
(Chełmno County)
St. Martin Church 14th or 15th century[18]
↓ Szynwałd
(Grudziądz County)
Nativity of the Virgin Mary[19] 14th century reconstruction after war of 1453–1466,
further alterations in 17th, 18th & 19th centuries
↑ Toruń Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist 14th and 15th century former parish church of Toruń's Old Town
↓ St. Mary's Church 1350-1370 former Franciscan hall church, with some alterations in late 18th century (roof over nave and western gable)
↑ St. James's church 1309-about 1340 Parish church of Toruń's New Town, basilica, one of the most sophisticatedly decorated Gothic brick churches
↓ Old Town City Hall 13th–14th century, rebuilt in 17th century The oldest town hall tower in Central-Eastern Europe in the type of Flemish belfries
↑ House no. 15 Kopernika Str. 15th century one of the best examples of Gothic brick houses in Northern Europe
↓ Several other particular houses 13th to 15th century
↓ "House of the Landlords" from 1489 club of advanced citizens; built of brick from the destroyed Teutonic Knights' Castle
↑ Teutonic Knights' castle 13th – early 15th century one of the earliest Teutonic Knights' castles in Chełmno Land, demolished by citizens of Toruń in 1454
↓ City defensive walls with gates and watchtowers Half of 14th century to early 16th century one of the oldest and finest examples of city walls in Poland
↑ Dybów Castle 1424–1428 Polish border castle on the opposite (southern) side of Vistula river, historically outside the Land of Chełmno
↓ Trzebcz Szlachecki
(Gm. Kijewo Król.)
Church of St. Mary's Assumption 14th century inside simplified reconstruction in 18th century; eastern brick gable above boulders wall
↑ Wielkie Czyste
(Gmina Stolno)
St. Catherine of Alexandria Church 13th century
↑ Unisław
(Chełmno County)
St. Bartholomew church end 13th century additions in 1841
↑ Zieleń
(Gmina Ryńsk)
Sts. Peter & Paul church 14th/15th century later alterations
↑ Żmijewo
(Gmina Zbiczno)
St. James about 1330 very much renewed in 1935

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Warmia, Masuria and Powiśle

– Territory of the Old Prussians, conquered by the Teutonic Order in the 13th and 14th centuries, since 1454/1466 part of Poland (Warmia and part of Powiśle directly, remainder as a fief) –

Barciany • Bartoszyce • Biskupiec • Bisztynek • Frombork • Korsze • Kwidzyn • Malbork • Olsztyn • Prabuty • Reszel
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↑ Barciany
(Kętrzyn County)
Barciany Castle late 14th century
↑ Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary 14th/15th century alterations in 18th & 19th centuries
↑ Asuny
(Gmina Barciany)
Church of the Assumption 15th century alterations in 1914; since 1958 Greek Catholic
↑ Drogosze
(Gmina Barciany)
Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn late 14th, 15th century eastern gable original, but most of the building a substitute, built 1589–1593
↓ Mołtajny
(Gmina Barciany)
St. Anne church
(also St. Mary – Matki Boskiej Anielskiej)
14th & 16th century
↑ Winda
(Gmina Barciany)
St. Mary Help church
(M. B. Nieustającej Pomocy)
15th century alterations in 19th century
↓ Barczewo
(Olsztyn County)
Sts. Anne & Steven church 14th century alterations in 16th & 17th centuries
↑ Bartąg
(Gmina Stawiguda)
St. John church 1348 rebuilt in 1724
↓ Bartoszyce St. John the Evangelist 14th–15th century
↑ St. John the Baptist 15th century predecessor
↓ Lidzbark Gate 1468 later alterations
↑ Galiny
(Gmina Bartoszyce)
Church of St. Mary's Assumption 1350 & 1500 (steeple) alterations by renovation in 19th century
↓ Grzęda
(Gmina Bartoszyce)
St. Michael church 15th century Baroque 18th century, western part 1889
↑ Łabędnik
(Gmina Bartoszyce)
Our Lady of Victory church 14th/15th century later alterations
↓ Sokolica
(Gmina Bartoszyce)
St. Anne 14th century
↑ Biskupiec
(Olsztyn County)
St. John the Baptist since 1505 predecessor of 1395 destroyed in 1414
↓ Lipinki
(Gmina Biskupiec)
Sts. Peter and Paul church 1339 alterations in 17th century
↑ Ostrowite
(Gmina Biskupiec)
St. James the Greater Church[20] 1330 probable alterations
↓ Łąkorz
(Gmina Biskupiec)
Saint Nicholas church[21] mid 14th century alterations in baroque & Rococo
↑ Paluzy
(Gmina Bisztynek)
Church of the Bearing Mary (Narodzenia NMP)[22] 1409 or 2nd half of 14th century enlargenent in 1890
↓ Sątopy
(Gmina Bisztynek)
St. Judoc church 14th century alterations in 1884-1886
↑ Sułowo
(Gmina Bisztynek)
Holy Cross church (Św. Krzyża) 1380–1400 & 1500 eastern gable of brick,
other walls mostly of boulders;
19th century alterations
↓ Unikowo
(Gmina Bisztynek)
St. John the Baptist church 15th century
↑ Wozławki
(Gmina Bisztynek)
St. Anthony church 1370–1380
↓ Braniewo St. Catherine badly damaged in World War II, rebuilt afterwards
↑ Holy Trinity church 1st half of 15th century alterations in 1583/84, 1681,19th century
↓ Żelazna Góra
(Gmina Braniewo)
Holy Family church 1st half of 16th century
↑ Dobre Miasto Collegial Church 14th century
↓ Dźwierzuty
(Szczytno County)
Evangelical church steeple 14th century nave after fire of 1691
↑ Elbląg St. Nicholas Cathedral 13th & 15th century in 15th century converted from basilica to hall church; burnt effigy in 1945, rebuilt 1969–1989
↓ Przezmark
(Gmina Elbląg)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross church mid 14th century alterations in 1901/02
↑ Fiszewo
(Gmina Gronowo Elbląskie)
Old church 1380 1754, 1897 alterations, since 1945 in ruins
↓ Frombork Cathedral 1343–1383 Bishopric of Warmia
↑ St. Nicholas church 1461–1507 predecessor destroyed in the Thirteen Years' War
↓ Holy Ghost hospital 1426–1433 nowadays a museum for the history of medicine
↑ Cathedral Castle
  • Bell tower
  • West gate
  • Copernicus tower
↓ Górowo Iławeckie
(Bartoszyce County)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross church 1367 later alterations
↑ Grodziczno
(Nowe Miasto County)
Sts. Peter and Paul church[23] about 1500 predecessors since 1340
↓ Iława Church of the Transfiguration 1317–1325 steeple 1550, Renaissance
↑ Jeziorany
(Olsztyn County)
St. Barthomomew church 2nd half 14th century alterations in 1912
↓ Tłokowo
(Gmina Jeziorany)
St. John the Baptist church 14th century alterations around 1500
↑ Radostowo
(Gmina Jeziorany)
St. George church 14th/15th century alterations in 19th century
↓ Jonkowo
(Olsztyn County)
St. John the Baptist church 1350-1375 and late 16th century much lost by alterations in 19th century
↑ Wrzesina
(Gmina Jonkowo)
Mary Magdalene church about 1500 later alterations
↓ Nowe Kawkowo
(Gmina Jonkowo)
St. John the Evangelist 14th century
↑ Kętrzyn St. George's Church 14th century
↓ Kętrzyn Castle 1345–1348 1797 destroyed by fire, since 1912 simplified reconstruction as an apartment house
↑ Czerniki
(Gmina Kętrzyn)
St. John the Evangelist church 14th century alterations in 18th century
↓ Kisielice
(Iława County)
Regina Mundi church 14th century alterations in 17th century
↑ Kolno
(Olsztyn County)
Church of the Epiphany about 1400
↓ Garbno
(Gmina Korsze)
Our Lady Queen of Poland church 1st half of 15th century nave rebuilt in 1824
↑ Kraskowo
(Gmina Korsze)
Our Lady of Częstochowa Church 15th century
↓ Łankiejmy
(Gmina Korsze)
St. John the Baptist church 14th/15th century gables & steeple of brick; windows and parts of the steeple 19th century
↑ Parys
(Gmina Korsze)
Our Lady of Help church 14th century alterations in 17th century
↓ Sątoczno
(Gmina Korsze)
Christ the King church 14th/15th century alterations in 1839–1842
↑ Tołkiny
(Gmina Korsze)
St. Mary in the Dawn church 14th/15th century
↓ Kuty
(Gmina Pozezdrze)
St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe church 1576–1586 very much restored in 1973/1974
↑ Kwidzyn Kwidzyn Castle 1344–1355 Historic Monument of Poland[24]
↓ Cathedral 1343–1384 Historic Monument of Poland[24]
↑ Rakowiec
(Gmina Kwidzyn)
St. Anthony church 14th/15th century alterations in 1725 & 1893
↓ Leszcz
(Gmina Dąbrówno)
Holy Trinity church 14th century building of boulders with windows an edges of brick; alterations in 18th century
↑ Lichnowy
(Malbork County)
Church of Saint Ursula 14th/15th century alterations in 1894
↓ Lidzbark Warmiński Lidzbark Castle one of the earliest brick buildings in the area,
Historic Monument of Poland[25]
↑ Lubawa
(Iława County)
Sts. Mary and Anne church (1330), 1533–1547 alterations in 1600
↓ Lukta
(Ostróda County)
Our Lady of Częstochowa church 1407 steeple 19th century
↑ Malbork Malbork Castle 1276 to late 14th century Teutonic Knights' castle, largest non-religious Brick Gothic structure, headquarter of the Teutonic Order 1309–1455.
↓ St. John the Baptist's Church 1467–1523
↑ Town Hall 1365–1380
↓ Latin school 1352 nowadays in ruins
↑ City fortifications 14th century
  • St. Mary's gate
  • Potters' gate
  • "Buttermilk Tower" (Baszta Maślankowa)
↓ Miłakowo
(Ostróda County)
Sts. Elisabeth of Hungary & Adalbert of Prague church 1320–1350 alterations in 19th century
↑ Milejewo
(Elbląg County)
St. Stanislaus church 1380–1389 alterations in 1639 & 1856–1860
↓ Młynary
(Elbląg County)
St. Peter church[26] 14th & 16th century Baroque alterations, nave hence plastered
↑ Morąg
(Ostróda County)
Sts. Peter & Paul church 1305–1312
↓ Narzym
(Gmina Iłowo-Osada)
St. John the Baptist church 15th century
↑ Nidzica Nidzica Castle 14th and 15th century Teutonic Knights' castle
↓ Nowe Miasto Lubawskie St. Thomas church 1330
↑ Lubawa Gate Tower
(Baszta Bramy Lubawskiej)
14th–16th centuries
↓ Olsztyn Olsztyn Castle 2nd half of 14th century Teutonic Castle; in 15th and 16th century rebuilt to be a palace;
Historic Monument of Poland[27]
↑ Co-Cathedral Basilica of St. James before 1445 Late Gothic hall church
↓ St. Lawrence Church consecrated in 1500
↑ Old Town Hall 2nd half of 14th century later alterations
↓ High Gate 14th century
↑ Orneta Cathedral of St. John 14th and 15th centuries basilica
↓ Town Hall 1375 alterations in 17th and 18th centuries
↑ Pasłęk St. Bartholomew about 1350 massive alterations in 18th century
↓ Pieniężno Capitular Castle of Warmia 1414 in 17th century changed into Baroque and plastered; since 1945 ruins
↑ Town hall 14th/15th century very much altered in 17th century
↓ Pluty
(Gmina Pieniężno)
St. Lawrence church 2nd half of 14th century alterations in 1801
↑ Radziejewo
(Gmina Pieniężno)
St. Anthony church 16th century many alterations in 1716 & 1840
↓ Płoskinia
(Braniewo County)
St. Catharine church 1340–1360 Baroque alterations in 17th century, steeple in 1881
↑ Prabuty St. Adalbert 14th century
↓ Saint Mary chapel 1387–1409 called "the Polish church"
↑ Castle of the Bishops of Pomesania 2nd half of 13th century ancient relics and a recent reconstruction beside
↓ Kwidzyń Gate 14th century
↑ Reszel Reszel Castle 1350–1401 later alterations
↓ Sts. Peter & Paul church 1348–1402 hall church
↑ "High" bridge
↓ Jelonki
(Gmina Rychliki)
Sacred Heart church (Serca Pana Jezusa) 14th century alterations mid 19th century
↑ Kwietniewo
(Gmina Rychliki)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross church 1330–1350, 1536–1541 alterations in 18th century
↓ Święty Gaj
(Gmina Rychliki)
St. Anthony 15th century alterations in 1878 and recently – the upper part of the gable is a young replica
↑ Sampława
(Gmina Lubawa)
St. Bartholomew[28] 1330
↓ Sępopol
(Bartoszyce County)
St. Michael church 1360–1370 (–1450) 16th century alterations
↑ Dzietrzychowo
(Gmina Sępopol)
Mother of God church (Matkej Boskiej) 15th century decorated brick gable ona nave of boulders;
17th century alterations
↓ Lwowiec
(Gmina Sępopol)
Our Lady of the Scapular church 1370–1374 alterations in 1870
↑ Srokowo
(Kętrzyn County)
Holy Cross church 1409 alterations in 17th century
↓ Tolkmicko
(Elbląg County)
St. James church 15th century transept 1901/1902
↑ Ostróda Dominic Savio church 14th century
↓ Pasym
(Szczytno County)
Evangelical church 15th/16th century
↑ Piotraszewo
(Gmina Dobre Miasto)
St. Bartholomew church 1580
↓ Purda
(Olsztyn County)
St. Michael church[29] late 16th century
↑ Klewki
(Gmina Purda)
St. Valentin church (św. Walentego)[30] 1481
↓ Różynka
(Gmina Świątki)
Saint Matthew church 1604–1606 alterations in 18th century
↑ Pierzchały
(Gmina Płoskinia)
St. Margaret church 1330–1341
↓ Sząbruk
(Gmina Gietrzwałd)
St. Michael church 15th century later alterations
↑ Sztum Sztum Castle early 14th century destructions in 1683 and 1945
↓ Postolin
(Gmina Sztum)
Our Lady of the Scapular 14th century hall church; steeple 1867-1869
↑ Susz
(Iława County)
St. Anthony 1340–1350
↑ Wilczęta
(Braniewo County)
Church of the Transfiguration 1330–1350 alterations in 1665 & 1718
↑ Boreczno
(Gmina Zalewo)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross 1330 edges, windows and a steeple of brick on a building mainly of boulders; alterations in 1632
↑ Dobrzyki
(Gmina Zalewo)
Sts. Peter and Paul church 1320–1330 choir Gothic, nave 17th century

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Greater Poland, Kujawy & Łęczyca

Bydgoszcz • Gniezno • Kalisz • Mogilno • Poznań • Żnin
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↓ Będków
(Tomaszow County)
Church of the Nativity of St. Mary 1462
↓ Bielawy
(Łowicz County)
Church of the Visitation 1403, 1531 1929/1930 intensively restored
↓ Sobota
(Gmina Bielawy)
Sts. Peter & Paul church 1518
↓ Borysławice Zamkowe Borysławice Zamkowe Castle c. 1425 destroyed by Swedish forces during the Deluge, currently in ruins
↑ Bratoszewice
(Gmina Stryków)
St. Augustine church end 15th century massively renewed in 1898–1901
↓ Brześć Kujawski St. Stanislaus Church after 1332, 15th century hall church,[31] rebuilt in 1710 (Baroque),
Gothic Revival in early 19th c. & 1908–1909.
Only parts of external walls are original.
↓ Brudzew
(Turek County)
St. Nicholas church 1455 Baroque alterations
↑ Bydgoszcz Bernardine Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace 1552–1557 Late Gothic, aisleless
↑ St. Martin and St. Nicholas Cathedral 1425–1502 Late Gothic, hall church
↓ White Granary (Biały Spichlerz) 15th century above ground of framework, basement with Gothic vaults
↑ Ceradz Kościelny
(Gmina Tarnowo Podgórne)
St. Stanisłaus church 1st half of 16th century presbytery in 1550–1575, western part in 1713
↓ Chojnica (with proviso:) St. John the Baptist church 1531 ruins since 19th century, probably originally plastered
↑ Dębno
(Gmina Nowe Miasto
nad Wartą
)
Church of the Assumption of St. Mary 13th century (?)
↓ Domaniew
(Gmina Dalików)
St. Florian church 16th century
↑ Drzewica
(Opoczno County)
St. Luke church 1460 Gothic revival restoration in 1914, keeping old parts, esp. the round steeple
↓ Gniewkowo
(Inowrocław County)
Sts. Nicholas and Constantina church 14th century alterations in 1871
↑ Gniezno Cathedral 1342–1415, northern tower 1512 rebuilt in 18th century (Baroque-Neoclassical), after WW II restored in presumable Gothic forms
↓ Sts. Mary and Antony Church only the steeple still of visible brick
↑ Church of St. John the Baptist mid 14th century most medieval structures replaced in18th/19th century
↓ St. Lawrence church 15th century nave nowadays baroque
↑ St. Michael church beginning of 15th century restored after 1613, most medieval structures replaced in 1815 and later,
nowadays a typical Gothic Revival building
↓ Holy Trinity Church 1420–1430 after 1613 rebuilt in Baroque style
↑ Gosławice
(Konin)
Gosławice Castle 1414–1420 only the defensive walls still show brick
↓ Gostyń St. Margaret's Church 14th century
↑ Grabie
(Gm. Aleksandrów Kuj.)
St. Wenceslaus 1320, 1597 alterations in 2nd half of 16th century
↓ Inowrocław St. Nicholas church 15th century massive Baroque alterations
↑ Izbica Kujawska
(Włocławek County)
Church of the Assumption of St. Mary 15th century alterations in early 20th century
↓ Jarocin Holy Ghost church 1516 ruins since 1856
↑ Jaszkowo
(Gmina Brodnica)
St. Barbara Church 15th century
↓ Kalinowa
(Gmina Błaszki)
St. Mary Magdalene Church 1465/1466
massive Baroque alterations
↑ Kalisz Cathedral of St. Nicholas the Bishop mid 13th century many Baroque & Gothic revival alterations
↓ St. Stanislas Church 14th century alterations 1537/1539 to 1599–1632
Defensive walls 14th century
↑ Kamionna St. Mary church 1499
↓ Kazimierz Biskupi
(Konin County)
St. Martin church stone 12th century, brick stone around 1512 Baroque alterations
↑ Kaźmierz St. Mary church 1494
↓ Bytyń
(Gmina Kaźmierz)
Church of the Immaculate Conception 1534 alterations in 1608
↑ Kleczew
(Konin County)
St. Andrew church 14th & 15th or 16th century
↓ Kobylin
(Krotoszyn County)
St. Stanislaus church consecrated 1518
↑ Koło Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross 14th–15th century hall church
↓ Koło Castle before 1362 destroyed by Swedish-Brandenburgian forces during the Deluge
↑ Konin St. Bartholomew Church 14th century
Renaissance alterations
↓ Koronowo
(Bydgoszcz County)
Basilica of the Assumption 14th century Cistercian monastery, 1687 massive Baroque alterations
↑ St. Andrew Church consecrated 14th century Renaissance alterations 16th century
↓ Kościan Church of the Assumption end 14th & 15th century alterations 1615-1620
↑ Church of Holy Ghost 2nd half of 15th century Renaissance alterations
↓ Kostrzyn
(Poznań County)
Sts. Peter & Paul church 16th century alterations in 18th century
↑ Krerowo St. John the Baptist Church 16th century
↓ Kruszwica Kruszwica Castle 1350–1355 destroyed by Swedish-Brandenburgian forces during the Deluge, only "Mouse Tower" preserved
↑ Krzywiń
(Kościan County)
St. Michael the Bishop church 15th century new ceiling in 1824
↓ Łęczyca Łęczyca Castle 1357–1370 mostly dismantled in 19th century, partially rebuilt after 1964 with considerable reconstructions
↑ Lubiń
(Kościan County)
Abbey church of the Nativity of St. Mary 15th–16th century rebuilt in 18th century in Baroque style,
Historic Monument of Poland[32]
↓ St. Leonard church[33] Gothic 1549–1556 Benedictine;
Romanesque 13th century;
Mannerist end 16th century,
Historic Monument of Poland[32]
↑ Lwówek
(Nowy Tomyśl County)
Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist 2nd half of 15 century hall church,
shorter 4th nave,
inside Baroque alterations
↓ Mogilno St. James church finished 1511 later alterations
↑ St. John the Evangelist church 13th–16th century Benedictine Monastery in Mogilno; outside altered to Rococo (18th c.)
↓ Gębice
(Gmina Mogilno)
St. Matthew church 15th/16th century alterations 1768−1772 to Baroque, 1862−1874 back to Gothic
↑ Kwieciszewo
(Gmina Mogilno)
St. Mary Magdalene church 1522 mixture of Gothic & Renaissance style
↓ Murowana Goślina
(Poznań County)
St. James church[34] Gothic parts about 1500 western section Romanesque of stone,
eastern section & gable Brick Gothic,
presbytery 1717
↑ Nieszawa
(Aleksandrów County)
St. Hedwig of Silesia Church 15th century
↓ Nowe Miasto nad Wartą
(Środa Wielkopolska County)
Holy Trinity church 17th century hall church
↑ Oborniki Church of St. Mary's Assumption 15th/16th century after fires in 1655, 1757 & 1814 outside only buttresses of visible brick, inside Baroque
↓ Oporów Oporów Castle 1434–1449 built for Władysław Oporowski, Bishop of Kujawy and Archbishop of Gniezno
↑ Orłów
(Gmina Bedlno)
Corpus Christi church 1430
↓ Sobótka
(Gm. Ostrów Wpl.)
Church of St. Mary & St. Joseph end of 13th century Baroque alterations in 1783–1790
↑ Wysocko Wielkie
(Gm. Ostrów Wpl.)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross church 16th century Baroque alterations in 17th & 18th centuries
↓ Ostrzeszów Church of the Assumption of St. Mary 13th century, choir 1337
↑ Castle tower 14th century since 1785, the castle has fallen in ruins
↓ Owińska
(Gmina Czerwonak)
St. Nicholas church mid 16th century Baroque alterations
↑ Pepowo
(Gostyń County)
St. Hedwig church[35] 15th century steeple and parts of the nave 1830, Gothic Revival
↓ Piotrków Trybunalski Royal Castle 1512–1519 Gothic-Renaissance
↑ St. James Church 14th–15th centuries visible brick: steeple and eastern gable; pseudo-basilica
↓ Pniewy
(Szamotuły County)
St. Lawrence church 1405 rebuilt after fires of 1635 and 1772
↑ Poznań Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul 14th and 15th century Pre-Romanesque and Romanesque predecessors,
thoroughly rebuilt in late 18th century, after damage in WW II reconstructed in presumable Gothic forms
↓ Corpus Christi church 1406, 1465–1470 church founded by Jogaila, partially rebuilt in 18th century, pseudo-basilica
↑ Royal Castle mainly after 1434 after long decay, nowadays almost all is a reconstruction
↓ House of Psalterists 1518 building founded by Jan Lubrański, bishop of Poznań
↑ St. Mary's Church in summo 1431–1448 hall church; the first church was founded by Dobrawa of Bohemia in 965
↓ defensive walls since 13th century preserved parts intensively reconstructed
↑ Pobiedziska
(Poznań metropolitan area)
St. Michael church 14th century later alterations
↓ Pszczonów
(Gmina Maków)
St. Dorothy & All Saints church[36][37] 16th–19th century Gothic, Renaissance, Gothic Revival
↑ Radziejów Church of the Assumption of St. Mary[38] 1331 modernized in 16th century;
1860–1864 rebuilt with massive alterations
↓ Church of the Holy Cross 14th century rebuilt after fires in 1657 & 1704,
the only visible Gothic relic is the eastern portal
↑ Rogoźno
(Oborniki County)
St. Vitus church 1526
↓ Russocice
(Gmina Władysławów)
St. Michael church early 16th century Baroque alterations in 1694
↑ Sieradz Collegiate Church 1370 rebuilt in 17th century in Baroque style, pseudo-basilica
↓ St. Stanislas church about 1380
Baroque alterations in 18th century;
Gothic portal preserved
↑ Śrem St. Mary's Church 15th century steeple from 16th century
↓ Holy Ghost church late 16th century (some parts possibly older)
↑ Środa Wielkopolska Collegiate church of the Assumption of St. Mary 15th century partially rebuilt in 16th century (attic)
↓ Stary Gostyń St. Martin church[39] about 1300 overshoot restoration in 19th century
↑ Strzelno
(Mogilno County)
Holy Trinity Church consecrated in 1216 Gothic star vaults with ribs of brick;
whole church from Romanesque to Baroque;
Norbertine monastery
↓ Sulejów
(Piotrków County)
Chapter house of Sulejów Abbey mid 13th century
↑ Szadek
(Zduńska Wola County)
Church of St. Mary's Assumption & St. James 1333–1335 rebuilt mid 16th century and restored in 1868 & 1905
↓ Szamotuły Collegiate church 1423–1430
↑ Watchtower Baszta Halszki 15th century relic of a ducal castle
↓ Tomice
(Gmina Stęszew)
St. Barbara church 1463 alterations in 18th century
↑ Trląg
(Gmina Janikowo)
Sts. Peter and Paul church 14th century predecessors from 11th/12th centuries
↓ Tulce
(Gmina Kleszczewo)
Assumption of St. Mary mid 13th, 15th, 16th … century oldest brick building in Greater Poland;
originally Romanesque, Gothic and further alterations
↑ Tum
(Gmina Góra Świętej Małgorzaty)
Collegiate church brick stone 15th century Gothic alterations of a Romanesque stone building;
further alterations in 18th century
↓ Uniejów
(Poddębice County)
Archbishop Castle 1360–1365 & since 1525
wooden predecessor destroyed in 1331,
first brick building destroyed by a fire in 1525
↑ Church of the Assumption of St. Mary mid 14th century
↓ Wągrowiec St. James church 16th century
↑ Warzymowo
(Gmina Skulsk)
St. Stanislaus church[40] 3rd quarter of 16 century wooden predecessor;
Gothic with Renaissance elements
↓ Wieluń Cracow Gate (Brama Krakowska) 14th century in 19th century adapted for the town hall
↑ Wilczyn
(Konin County)
St. Ursula church 1566 very late Gothic
↓ Włocławek Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption 14th and 15th century extensively rebuilt and altered 1883–1901
in Gothic Revival style
Wlocławek Cathedral
Wlocławek Cathedral
↑ St. Vitalis Church 1330–1411
↓ Września St. Mary's and St. Stan's Church only tower still Gothic,
burnt during the Swedish Deluge in 1655,
rebuilt with alterations in 1672 and 1792
↑ Żerniki
(Gm. Janowiec Wpl.)
Bearing St. Mary church 1467
↑ Żnin St. Florian church 14th/15th century later alterations
↑ St. Martin Church 13th–15th century later alterations
↑ Town hall tower 1447–1500 alterations in 1692
↑ Cerekwica
(Gmina Żnin)
St. Michael church[41] 13th/14th/15th century (?) important Gothic portal;
massive alterations in 1850

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Mazovia and Dobrzyń Land

Navigation Mazowia: Warsaw (Warszawa)
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↓ Brochów
(Sochaczew County)
Fortified Church of St. Roch and St. John the Baptist 1551–1561, 1596 Gothic-Renaissance church established by Jan Brochowski and his family as a three-nave church with three side towers
↓ Ciechanów Ciechanów Castle 14th century Masovian Dukes castle, destroyed by Swedish-Brandenburgian forces during the Deluge, currently in ruins
↓ St. Mary's Church early 16th century late gothic pseudo-basilica, alteraded restoration after the Deluge
↓ Czersk Czersk Castle 1388–1410 Masovian Dukes castle, destroyed by Swedish-Brandenburgian forces during the Deluge, currently in ruins
↑ Czerwińsk Abbey Church 12th century Romanesque, the façade was rebuilt in gothic style in the second half of 15th century
↓ Gate of Abbot Kula 1457
↑ Dziektarzewo
(Gmina Baboszewo)
St. Catharine church mid 15th century alterations in 18th and 19th centuries
↓ Giżyce
(Gmina Sochaczew)
Sts. Peter and Paul church 1439
↑ Gołymin-Ośrodek
(Ciechanow County)
St. John the Baptist church 155h/16th century 19th century alterations
↓ Grójec St. Nicholas Church 1398 & 1520–1530 already more Renaissance than Gothic elements[42]
↑ Łęg Probostwo
(Gmina Drobin)
St. Catherine church 1409 & 16th century
↓ Lipno Assumption of St. Mary Church 1388
↑ Liw Liw Castle before 1429 Masovian Dukes castle, destroyed by Swedish-Brandenburgian forces during the Deluge, currently in ruins
↓ Łomża Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel 1504–1525 Late Masovian Gothic
↑ Łowicz Holy Ghost Church 1404 alterations in 17th and 19th centuries
↓ Maków Mazowiecki Corpus Christi (or St. Joseph) church 1490–1511 alterations in 18th century
↑ Nowe Miasto
(Płońsk County)
Holy Trinity church end 14th century rebuilt after destruction of 1655
↓ Piaseczno St. Anna church
very late Gothic
↑ Płock Płock Castle 14th century Masovian Dukes castle
↓ Płock Cathedral towers 13th–14th century Romanesque cathedral, rebuilt several times
↑ Przasnysz Church of St. Jacob and St. Anne 1588–1618 considered to be the last gothic church in Poland[43]
↓ Pułtusk Tower of the city hall[44] 15th–16th centuries several periods of construction
↑ Defensive walls since 1508 several periods of construction
↓ Radomin
(Golub-Dobrzyń County)
St. Nicholas church 14th century alterations in 18th/19th centuries
↑ Rawa Mazowiecka Rawa Mazowiecka Castle 14th century Masovian Dukes castle, destroyed by Swedish-Brandenburgian forces during the Deluge, currently in ruins
↓ Rypin Holy Trinity church[45] century alterations, massive renovations in 1821, 1825, 1840 & 1865
↑ Sierpc Sts. Vitus, Modest & Crescentius Church 1449 only steeple of brick
↓ Holy Ghost Church 1483 baroquized reconstruction after destruction by fire
↑ Warsaw (Warszawa) St. John's Archcathedral 14th century completely destroyed by German artillery during the Warsaw Uprising,[46] rebuilt 1947–1957 in Masovian Brick Gothic
↓ St. Mary's Church 1410–1411 completely destroyed by German artillery during WW II,[47] rebuilt 1947–1966
↑ Warsaw Barbican 1548 reconstructed 1952–1954
↑ Bridge Gate 1584, additions in 18th century Gothic-renaissance gate.
↑ Wyszogród
(Płock County)
Our Lady of the Angels church early 15th century most of the present building from 17th century
↑ Złotoria Złotoria Castle 1343 now ruins, one of the two Polish border strongholds near Toruń
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Lubusz Voivodeship

– Parts of the historic regions of Lubusz Land, Greater Poland, Lower Silesia and Lower Lusatia –

Place(s) in Lubusz Voivodeship with at least three Brick Gothic buildings: Gubin
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↓ Chociszewo
(Gmina Trzciel)
Birth of St. John the Baptist church 14th/15th century bell from 1500
↓ Chociule
(Gminia Świebodzin)
St. Catharine church (św. Katarzyny) 16th century
↓ Dębowa Łęka
(Gmina Wschowa)
hist. Greater Poland
St. Jadwiga church 15th century
↓ Dobiegniew Christ the King church 14th/15th century steeple 19th century
↑ Drożków
(Gmina Żary)
Holy Cross church[48] 13th century Gothic windows of brick of 15th century at the tower
↓ Gorzów Wielkopolski St. Mary's Cathedral since end 13th century hall church, cathedral since 1945
↑ Gubin
(Polish part of Guben)
Town hall oldest parts in Gothic style and brick
↓ St. Lawrence church ruins since 1945
↑ Ostrowska Gate 1523–1530 originally part of a city gate
↓ Jędrzychowice
(Wschowa County)
St. John (kościół fil. św. Jana z Dukli) later enlargements
↑ Kamień Wielki
(Gmina Witnica)
St. Anthony church[49] 14th–15th century south side: portico with Brick Gothic ornamental gable, otherwise mixed masonry
↓ Lubniewice St. Mary of the Rosary church 13th, 16th, 17th century tower Gothic Revival
↓ Lubsko Church of the Visitation of St. Mary brick 15th century eastern gable of brick, rest of boulders
↑ Marwice
(Gmina Lubiszyn)
Church of the Nativity of St. Mary 13th/14th century window framings and simple decoration of the gable of brick
↓ Międzyrzecz St. John the Baptist church 15th century
↑ Międzyrzecz Castle 1350 and newer
↓ Ośno Lubuskie St. James Church 1298–15th century hall church
↑ City fortifications
↓ (With proviso:)
Osowa Sień
(Gmina Wschowa)
Church of St. Fabian and Sebastian 14th/15th century brick probably new
↑ Ostrów
(Gmina Sulęcin)
Church of the Bearing Mary 1443 steeple and western section of the nave renewed in 19th century
↓ Połęcko
(Gmina Ośno Lubuskie)
St. Casimir church 15th century altered in 17th century
↑ Przyczyna Górna
(Gmina Wschowa, hist.
Greater Poland)
St. George Church 14th century 17th century additions
↓ Radoszyn
(Gmina Skąpe)
St. Jadwiga Church 16th century Cistercian; alterations in 17th century and 1882
↑ Rzepin Jesus' Heart Church chapel added in 14th century combination of brick & stone;
the church itself was replaced by a Gothic Revival building in 1879/1880
↓ Skwierzyna St. Nicholas church 15th century hall church
↑ Siedlnica
(Gmina Wschowa, hist.
Greater Poland)
Church of the Nativity of St. Mary and St. John the Evangelist 1300 and 1604
↓ Starosiedle St. John from the Cross church[50] early 16th century alterations in 18th century
↑ Strzelce Krajeńskie Our Lady of the Rosary Church since 1300, 15th century 19th century alterations
↓ Defensive walls walls of boulders,
2 towers of brick
  • Mill Gate (Brama Młyńska)
  • Baszta Więzienia
↑ Sulechów Holy Cross Church 16th century
↓ Sulęcin St. Nicholas Church 14th/15th century aisleless brick church on an older base, tower in 1951 restored a bit simplified
↑ Świebodzin Saint Michael Church 15th century & 1541 1855–1856 Gothic Revival façade by Alexis Langer
↓ Szprotawa
(hist. Lower Silesia)
Assumption of St. Mary Church Gothic 1416–1424 founded in 1260; hall church
↑ Wschowa (hist.
Greater Poland)
St. Stanislaus Church 15th century baroquified between 1720–1726
↑ Żagań
(hist. Lower Silesia)
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church tower Gothic, nave Renaissance
↑ Żary
(hist. Lower Silesia)
Church of Jesus' Heart 1401–1430 predecessor 13th century
↑ Zielona Góra
(hist. Lower Silesia)
Saint Hedwig Cathedral Renaissance & Baroque changes

Lubusz Voivodeship ⬆: Gubin
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Eastern Poland

– Former Podlachian and Polesian (Brest Litovskian) Voivodeships –

Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
Kodeń Church of the Holy Ghost 1530
Supraśl Orthodox Monastery
– Church of the Annunciation
1503–1511

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Silesia

– Silesian, Opole and Lower Silesian Voivodeships –

Brzeg • Byczyna • Głogów • Góra • Namysłów • Nysa • Gm. Olszanka • Opole • Prudnik • Wrocław
↕ Place Building Main period
of construction
Special features Image
↓ Biała
(Prudnik County)
Prudnik Gate Tower 15th century
↓ Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 14th & 16th centuries rebuilt after fire
↓ Bierutów St. Catherine church 1337, 1603 rebuilt after fire
↓ Bolesławiec Basilica of the Assumption and St. Nicholas 13th century brick decoration of the western gable
↑ Brzeg St. Nicholas' Church 1370–1420 restoration of 1958 tried to restore towers as in 1370
↓ Sts. Peter & Paul Church 13th & 14th centuries Franciscan; in between destroyed by a fire in 1338
↑ Brzeg Castle
Piast castle

most of the castle is Renaissance

↓ Brzezina
(Gmina Miękinia)
St. Mary of the Rosary Church 14th century after WW II rebuilt in the 1950s
↑ Byczyna
(Kluczbork County)
St. Nicholas church 14th century alterations in 1790/91; has remained Lutheran since 1945
↓ St. Hedwig chapel 1383 alterations 1860–1876
↑ Defensive walls 15th century
with three towers:
  • Polish Tower
  • German Tower
  • Southern Tower
↓ Chojnów
(Legnica County)
Sts. Peter & Paul (former St. Mary) church 14th century
↑ Weavers' Tower 14th century part of the defensive walls
↓ Domaszczyn
(Gmina Długołęka)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross Church about 1520 Baroque alterations
↑ Łozina
(Gmina Długołęka)
Church of the Assumption 15th/16th century
↓ Stępin
(Gmina Długołęka)
Bearing Mary church 15th century
↑ Dzierżoniów St. George Church 14th–16th centuries except of the bell tower and part of the western façade of brick
↓ Gaworzyce
(Polkowice County)
St. Barbara church[52] steeple 16th century upper storeys of the steeple of brick
↑ Gliwice All Saints church century rebuilt after fire of 1711, hall church
↓ Old Saint Bartholomew's Church[53] brick 15th century upper part of the (fortified) tower
↑ Głogów Collegiate Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Gothic 1413–1466 collegiate
↓ St. Nicholas Church Gothic since 1291 since 1945 in ruins
↑ St. Lawrence Church 1399–1502 in 1639 damaged by cannon fire, restored in Baroque style
↓ Dukes' Castle 13th–18th centuries only the donjon; rest of the castle plastered
↑ Rapocin
(Gmina Głogów)
St. Lawrence church 14th/15th century alterations in 19th century, restoration in 1958
↓ Głubczyce Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church 13th/14th centuries alterations of the towers in 1579,
of the nave in 1903–1907
(transept added)
↑ Sts. Fabian & Sebastian chapel 1501
↓ Gniewomierz
(Gmina Legnickie Pole)
St. Anthony church tower about 1500 tower of boulders with edges and windows of brick
↑ Góra St. Catharine Church 1307, 1457–1552 hall church, in 18th century Baroque alterations
↓ Chróścina
(Gmina Góra)
St. Michael church 1483
↑ Glinka
(Gmina Góra)
St. Martin church 15th century
↓ Osetno
(Gmina Góra)
St. Michael church 14th & 2nd half of 15th century tower 1862
↑ Stara Góra
(Gmina Góra)
St. James church 1450 alterations in 1613
↓ Grodków
(Brzeg County)
St. Michael's Church late 13th & late 15th ct. alterations 1671 to Baroque, 1893 back to Gothic
↑ Gates of the defensive walls 14th century
Renaissance alterations
  • Ziębice Gate, only gateway visible brick
  • Lewin Brzeski Gate, one side visible brick again
↓ Lipowa
(Gmina Grodków)
St. Martin church 15th/16th century
↑ Młodoszowice
(Gmina Grodków)
St. Martin Church 15th/16th century
↓ Kałków
(Gmina Otmuchów)
Church of the Visitation of St. Mary 1210–1260
Romanesque & Gothic
↑ Karczyce
(Gmina Kostomłoty)
Holy Cross church 15th century 17th century Baroque alterations
↓ Kąty Wrocławskie
(Wrocław County)
Sts. Peter & Paul Church late 15th century now only one storey of the steeple of visible brick, parts above 1825–1827
↑ Jaszkotle
(Gmina Kąty Wrocławskie)
Church of the Ascension of Christ 1473 windows enlarged in 1732
↓ Małkowice
(Gmina Kąty Wrocławskie)
Holy Trinity church[54] 2nd half 14th century, 1st half 15th century later alterations
↑ Sośnica
(Gmina Kąty Wrocławskie)
Exaltation of the Cross church Gothic 1487 alterations in 1619 & 1776
↓ Kędzierzyn-Koźle St. Sigismund Church 1323 St. Mary's Chapel 1454 destruction by a fire except of St. Mary's Chapel, new nave until 1570; Gothic Revival alterations
↑ Kluczbork Christ the Redeemer church 14th century later alterations
↓ Bielany Wrocławskie
(Gmina Kobierzyce)
St. Andrew Church 1520–1530
↑ Tyniec Mały
(Gmina Kobierzyce)
Church of the Assumption 1493–1516
↓ Wierzbice
(Gmina Kobierzyce)
Corpus Christi & O. L. Częstochowa church 15th century 18th century alterations
↑ Kościerzyce
(Gmina Lubsza)
Assumption of St. Mary church 14th/15th century
↓ Krzepice
(Kłobuck County)
St. James church since 1357 Renaissance & Baroque alterations
↑ Kucharzowice
(Gmina Wiązów)
St. Andrew church later alterations
↓ Kwielice
(Gmina Grębocice)
St. Michel church 15th/16th century
↑ Legnica Our Dear Lady's Church 1386 Protestant (Augsburg Confession) parish
↓ Cathedral of Saint Apostles Peter and Paul 1330–1378
  • wooden predecessor
  • 1892 original brick walls covered with a skin of new bricks
  • 1945 re-catholized
↓ Lubin God's Mother of Chęstochowa church 14th/15th century hall church
↑ Castle Chapel beginning 14th century modernized in 18th century,
after stage of ruins restored in 1908,
only western gable of visible brick
↓ Siedlce
(Gmina Lubin)
St. Michael church 14th century
↑ Lubnów
(Gm. Oborniki Śląskie)
Holy Trinity church 15th century alterations 19th century
↓ Namysłów Namysłów Castle
↑ Sts. Peter & Paul Church
↓ Kraków Gate (Brama Krakowska) 1390
↑ St. Francis of Assisi & Peter of Alcantara Church 14th & 15th century later alterations
↓ (with provisio:)
Town hall
1360 eastern gable Gothic of washed brick, but since renovation of 1838 rather a replique
↑ Church of the Immaculate Conception[55] 1233 Google Maps[56]
↓ Baldwinowice
(Gmina Namysłów)
Holy Trinity Church brick 1414 presbytery of brick, nave of wood
↑ Niemodlin
(Opole County)
Assumption of St. Mary Church 13th/14th century only steeple and western façade still Gothic
↓ Defensive walls 15th century boulders with a skin of brick
↑ Nysa Basilica of St. James and St. Agnes some decorations of stone
↓ Evangelical Jesus church 1428 alterations in 18th century & 1810; interim plastered brick decorations recently uncovered
↑ Ziębice Tower 14th century more storeys added in 16th & 17th century
↓ Oleśnica Wrocław Gate 14th century
↑ Opole Cathedral 15th century older predecessors; steeples Gothic Revival
↓ Holy Trinity Church Franciscan church, Baroque alterations
↑ Piast Tower late 13th century part of the Piasts' Castle, which was demolished in 1931
↓ Upper Castle tower end 14th century upper storey and pinnacles Gothic Revival
↑ Czeska Wieś
(Gmina Olszanka)
Jesus's Heart church 13th century 18th century alterations
↓ Gierszowice
(Gmina Olszanka)
Our Lady of the Scapular church about 1300, steeple 1503
↑ Jankowice Wielkie
(Gmina Olszanka)
St. Mary Assumption church 14th/15th century later alterations
↓ Pogorzela
(Gmina Olszanka)
Jesus's Heart church 14th century
↑ Paczków
(Nysa County)
St. John the Evangelist's Church 1341–1376 several alterations
↓ Defensive walls
tops of two towers of brick:
  • Brama Wrocławska
  • Brama Nyska (Nysa Gate)
↑ Prochowice
(Legnica County)
Prochowice Castle since 14th century only tower of visible brick
↓ Prudnik Prudnik Castle 1255 so-called "Wok's Tower" is now the only remnant of the castle
↑ Defensive walls 15th century
towers of the defensive walls:
  • Lower Gate Tower
  • Mała Wieża
  • Wieża Katowska
↓ Prusice
(Trzebnica County)
Saint James church 1492
↑ Racibórz Church of the Holy Ghost[57] 14th century profanized in 1810, nowadays it houses the municipal museum
↓ St. James Church 1285 after a fire in 1637 restored in Renaissance and Baroque styles, damages of World War II repaired 1946/47
↑ Rosochata
(Gmina Kunice)
Assumption of St. Mary (kościół Wniebowzięcia NMP) early 13th century presbytery newer
↓ Rudna
(Lubin County)
Holy Cross church 1474–1500 changes in 1624;
nowadays Orthodox
↑ Scinawa
(Lubin County)
Church of the Exaltation of the Cross 15th century
↓ Tymowa
(Gmina Scinawa)
Holy Queen Mary church (Matki Bożej Królowej Świata) 14th century alterations of the roof
↑ Kruszyna
(Gmina Skarbimierz)
St. Mary of the Rosary church early 16th century
↓ Małujowice
(Gmina Skarbimierz)
St. James church 1250
↑ Sławków
(Będzin County)
Holy Cross & St. Nicholas church mid 13th century presbytery in Romanesque-Gothic transitional style
↓ Śmiałowice
(Świdnica County)
St. Lawrence church[58] present building about 1500 top storey of the steeple probably newer, nave later rebuilt
↑ Sobotka
(Wrocław County)
St. Anne church 14th century, 1500 blind stone building, windows of brick in the gable probably Gothic; hall church
↓ Środa Śląska St. Andrew's Church 13th century & 1388 changes in 1670 and 1830
↑ Town Hall 15th century
↓ Cesarzowice
(Gmina Środa Śląska)
St. Martin church steeple 14th century nave of boulders 16th & 18th century;
steeple rebuilt in 21st century
(photo before reconstruction)
↑ Stary Grodków
(Gmina Skoroszyce)
Holy Trinity church[59] end 13th century much enlarged in 1910
↓ Strzegom Saints Peter and Paul Basilica
↑ Saint Anthony chapel 15th & 16th centuries city gate converted to a chapel; some parts and framings of brick
↓ Strzelniki
(Opole Voivodeship)
St. Anthony church about 1300 alterations of 1688
↑ Świdnica Cathedral 1330, 1535–1545
except of the West façade and tower bay brick
↓ Święta Katarzyna
(Gmina Siechnice)
St. Catherine of Alexandria church 13th century
↑ Wilczków
(Gmina Żórawina)
Church of St. Mary Assumption 14th century alterations in 1891
↓ Wińsko
(Wolów County)
Holy Trinity church 15th century hall church; tower 1876
↑ Kryniczno
(Gmina Wisznia Mała)
St. Stanislaus church end 15th century
↓ Ozorowice
(Gmina Wisznia Mała)
St. John the Baptist church 15th century later alterations
↑ Strzeszów
(Gmina Wisznia Mała)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross church end 15th century lower parts of boulders, upper parts of brick
↓ Wołów St. Lawrence church since 1391 later alterations
↑ Defensive walls later alterations
↓ Wrocław St. John the Baptist Archcathedral 1234–1341, later repairs 98-metre (322-foot) high towers
↑ Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross and St. Bartholomew 1288 – first half of 14th century
↓ St. Elizabeth's Church 1309–1387
↑ Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene 1355–1360
↓ Old Town Hall 13th & 15th century 19th-century additions
↑ St. Martin's Church 13th century
↓ Nativity of Saint Mary Orthodox Church 15th century
↑ Church of St Mary on the Sand 1334–75
↓ Church of St. Adalbert 1250–1487
↑ Church of St. Mathew 1300–1569
↓ St. Vincent and St. James Cathedral 14th/15th century
↑ Church of Sts. Dorothea, Wenceslaus, and Stanislaus 1351–1401
↓ Corpus Christi church 15th century
↑ Church of John of Capistrano 1462–1505 former Wrocław Bernardine Monastery, nowadays an architecture museum
↑ Wrocław Arsenal 1459
↓ Żabin
(Gmina Niechlów)
St. Michael church 14th century brick tower joint to the brick nave and separate wooden belltower
↑ Ziębice
(Ząbkowice Śląskie County)
St. George Basilica nave 4th quarter of 13th century
later alterations
↓ Żmigród
(Trzebnica County)
Holy Trinity church 1595–1601
↑ Donjon of the medieval Żmigród Castle 1560 1655–1660 a Baroque palace was built nearby
↑ Żory Sts. Philip & James Church 13th century after fires rebuilt in 1663; hall church
↑ Żukowice
(Głogów County)
St. Hedwig church 14th century
↑ Kłoda
(Gmina Żukowice)
St. Bartholomew church 14th century
↑ Nielubia
(Gmina Żukowice)
St. Michel church 15th/16th century parish since 991; only tower and eastern gable of brick

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Lesser Poland

– Lesser Poland, Subcarpathian, Świętokrzyskian & Lublin Voivodeships –

Kraków • Oświęcim • Przeworsk • Sandomierz • Tarnów
↕ Place Building Main period of construction Special features Image
↓ Bejsce
(Kazimierza County)
St. Nicholas church 2nd half of 14th century
↓ Beszowa
(Gmina Łubnice)
Pauline church (kościół paulinów) 1407–1423 upper gable of visible brick, some other parts of originally invisible brick
↓ Biecz Corpus Christi church c. 1326–1480
↓ Bell Tower 15th century upper parts: mannerist sgraffito decorations
↑ Bochnia St. Nicolas Church 1440–1445
↓ Chęciny Chęciny Castle 13th or 14th century upper parts of brick, rest limestone; destroyed in the Swedish Deluge, nowadays in ruins
↑ Chrzanów St. Nicolas church about 1429 only presbytery medieval, only window framings of brick, nave & else 1912–1914
↓ Dębno Dębno Castle 15th century
↑ Drzewica St. Luke's Church 1321–1460
↓ Drzewica Castle 1527–1535 Gothic-Renaissance, upper parts of brick, lower parts brick & sandstone, nowadays in ruins
↑ Kargów
(Gmina Tuczępy)
Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa[60] 14th & 20th century rests of medieval brick walls in 20th century stone building
↑ Koprzywnica
(Sandomierz County)
St. Florian abbey church Gothic 1507 church and monastery 1218–1238 of stone; gables of choir and transept augmented in Gothic style by brick
↑ Kraków Kraków Barbican 1498–1499
↓ Collegium Maius 15th century
↑ Corpus Christi Basilica 1385–1405
↓ Basilica of the Holy Trinity 14th and 15th century, rebuilt after 1850 fire former Dominican church
↑ St. Florian's Gate early 14th century upper parts of brick, rest limestone
↓ St. Gregory church 1416–1420 predecendant from 1222; Renaiscanec alterations; hall church
↓ St. Catherine church 1342–1426
↑ Corpus Christi Basilica 1385–1405 alterations around 1500 and in 1566–1582
↓ Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 1321–1331, 14th–15th century hall church
↑ Old Synagogue 1407 or 1492
↓ Town Hall Tower end of 13th century
↑ Wawel Castle 13th–16th century atop a limestone outcrop, built at the behest of Casimir III the Great, in 14th century rebuilt by Jogaila and Jadwiga of Poland
↓ Wawel Cathedral 1320–1364 upper parts of brick, rest limestone
↓ Cistercian Mogiła Abbey Baroque alterations, Gothic elements partly restored
↑ Kraśnik Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 1469 alterations in 1527–1541 and late 17th century; choir still of brick
↓ Krosno Basilica of the Holy Trinity 1342
↑ Franciscan Church and Monastery 1402
↓ Krzcięcice
(Gmina Sędziszów)
St. Procopius church (św. Prokopa) 1531–1542
↑ Lublin Kraków Gate 14th century partly renewed in 18th century
↓ Lublin Castle 13th–14th century destroyed in the Swedish Deluge, reconstructions in 19th century
↑ Luborzyca
(Gm. Kocmyrzów-Luborzyca)
Exaltation of the Holy Cross church[61] since 1433
↓ Nowy Korczyn
(Busko County)
St. Stanislaus church 13th/14th century Baroque alterations
↑ Stary Korczyn
(Gmina Nowy Korczyn)
St. Nicholas church (św. Mikołaja) mid 14th century 19th century alterations
↓ Nowy Sącz Church of St. Margaret 13th and 14th century
  • upper parts of brick, lower of sandstone
  • southernmost building of northern/Baltic Brick Gothic region
↑ Olkusz St. Andrew's church 13th/14th centuries hall church, upper gables of visible brick
↓ Oświęcim St. Mary's Church 14th century
↑ St. Hyacinth chapel early 14th & late 16th century Salesian
↓ Oświęcim Castle 13th century palace since 16th century, reconstructions 1929–1931
↓ Paczków St. John the Evangelist's Church 14th century
↓ Pilzno Church of John the Baptist 14th century
↑ Piotrawin
(Gmina Łaziska)
St. Thomas church 1440/1441
↓ a Crusader's grave chapel 1440/1441 Baroque alterations
↑ Prandocin
(Gmina Słomniki)
complex of St. John the Baptist church brick 1480–1490 Gothic presbytery of brick on a Romanesque building of ashlar
↓ Przemyków
(Gmina Koszyce)
St. Catherine church 15th century 16th & 17th century additions
↑ Przeworsk Collegiate of the Holy Ghost 1430–1473 Baroque alterations
↓ St. Barbara Church[62] 1461–1465
↑ City walls 15th & 16th centuries
↓ Raciborowice
(Gmina Michałowice)
St. Margaret church 1460–1476
↑ Sandomierz Cathedral 1360 partially rebuilt in 1670 (façade)
↓ Długosz House 1476
↑ Opatów Gate 14th century
↓ Sandomierz Castle 14th century partially rebuilt in 1520 in renaissance style by Benedykt from Sandomierz
↑ Secemin
(Włoszczowa County)
Church of St. Catherine and St. John the Apostle 1402 1558–1617 Protestant; alterations to Baroque in 18th century
↓ Skalbmierz
(Kazimierza County)
St. John the Baptist church Gothic 15th century northern aisle added to the choir of the Romanesque stone church
↑ Stężyca
(Ryki County)
St. Martin church 1522–1532
↓ Szydłów St. Ladislaus' Church around 1355
↑ Tarnobrzeg Church of St. Mary Magdalene[63] 1132-1166 & 1340s, Gothic revision (arcs and vaults) in the 1340s
↓ Tarnów Cathedral 14th century rebuilt 1889–1897 in neo-Gothic style
↑ Mikołajowski House 15th century, 1524
↓ Town Hall 14th century rebuilt in the renaissance style in 16th century
↑ Wawrzeńczyce
(Gmina Igołomia-Wawrzeńczyce)
Sts. Sigismund & Mary Magdalene church 1223 & 15th century only eastern gable still of visible brick
↓ Wiślica Długosz House 1460
↑ Minor Basilica 1350 two nave church, upper parts of brick, lower of limestone
↓ Bolechowice
(Gmina Zabierzów)
Sts. Peter & Paul church 14th/15th century middle section replaced about 1625
↑ Rudawa
(Gmina Zabierzów)
All Saints church presbytery 1470 plastered nave of 1326; later alterations
↓ Zator
(Oświęcim County)
Sts. Adalbert & George church 1391 Baroque in 1766, regothicized in 1959–1973
↑ Zator Castle Gothic 15th century alterations in late 16th & 18th centuries
↑ Zawichost St. John the Baptist Church 1244–1257
↑ Żębocin
(Gmina Proszowice)
St. Stanislaus church century massive alterations in 18th century
↑ Zielonk
(Kraków County)
Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary 1533 modern church added in 20th century; more informations missing
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