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Pawel Brodzinski (9 months ago)
Normally, I don't fancy visiting churches and cathedrals. It's true, they are typically the oldest and the most monumental buildings around. But having seen many of them you get the experience of "yet another one of those" kind. This church is different. One thing is it's history (why it was build in that place and with this technique). Another is a very different than usual aesthetics of the place. It is as impressive inside as it is outside. Then you have all the buildings around. It is really the place to visit in Swidnica.
Normally, I don't fancy visiting churches and cathedrals. It's true, they are typically the oldest and the most monumental buildings around. But having seen many of them you get the experience of "yet another one of those" kind. This church is different. One thing is it's history (why it was build in that place and with this technique). Another is a very different than usual aesthetics of the place. It is as impressive inside as it is outside. Then you have all the buildings around. It is really the place to visit in Swidnica.
Anna Sekowska (12 months ago)
Really beautiful place. The interior is amazing. It's being renovated right now so it is not in its full glory yet.
Really beautiful place. The interior is amazing. It's being renovated right now so it is not in its full glory yet.
Rogue Travelers (2 years ago)
It's hard to imagine so much decoration that this old wooden evangelical church contains, until you see it on your own. Interesting history goes with it. Well organized for tourists.
It's hard to imagine so much decoration that this old wooden evangelical church contains, until you see it on your own. Interesting history goes with it. Well organized for tourists.
E. Pomelo (2 years ago)
An incredible church with amazing indoor and outdoor architecture. A true piece of history! Definitely worth a visit.
An incredible church with amazing indoor and outdoor architecture. A true piece of history! Definitely worth a visit.
Ankit Patel (2 years ago)
Constructed within one year after the Peace of Westphalia (treaties ending the Thirty Years' War in 1648), these churches—the largest timber-framed religious buildings in Europe—were built by Lutherans in the Roman Catholic parts of Silesia, Poland.
Constructed within one year after the Peace of Westphalia (treaties ending the Thirty Years' War in 1648), these churches—the largest timber-framed religious buildings in Europe—were built by Lutherans in the Roman Catholic parts of Silesia, Poland.
