Recz Church of Christ

Recz, Poland

The Church of Christ was built in Gothic style between 1352-1355. The nave was restored in the 15th century and the interior was replaced in the following centuries.

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Ratuszowa 19, Recz, Poland
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Founded: 1352
Category: Religious sites in Poland

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Rafal Pucha (2 years ago)
There is something to see both outside and inside. A small, insignificant drawback is the clock on the church tower that doesn't work (on three sides).
kakoste (3 years ago)
The outside of the church requires renovation. But it is a very old, interesting temple that reminds us of the wealth of this town in the past.
Pan Jacek (4 years ago)
A beautiful gothic church with interesting furnishings and, most importantly, available to visit.
Grzegorz Borzyszkowski (4 years ago)
The church is beautiful and well-kept, I recommend visiting.
Marek BagiƄski (5 years ago)
Beautiful gothic building and inside a beautiful altar supposedly chilled by pupil Matejko
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