St. Stanislaus Kostka's Church

Tczew, Poland

Post-Dominican Church of Saint Stanislaus Kostka was originally built in the 14th century in Gothic style, with a characteristic octagonal tower. After the dissolution of the order, it was rebuilt into a school and later, till 1945, used by Protestants. The interior dates partially from the 17th century.

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Mestwina 5-8, Tczew, Poland
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Founded: 14th century
Category: Religious sites in Poland

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Mariusz Portjanko (4 years ago)
Beautiful village church. I recommend
Magdalena Mendat (4 years ago)
Maya priest from the appointment of A no one
Maciek Macie (5 years ago)
The church surprises with a nice, historic interior
Dariusz Supiński (5 years ago)
The road to spiritual gratification
Zbigniew Kondel (6 years ago)
Niesamowite miejsce wspaniała symbioza wiary i sztuki Dzięki charyzme Kilku wspaniałych ludzi!!!
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