Church of Saint Procopius

Strzelno, Poland

The 12th-century church of Saint Procopius, in the shape of a Roman rotunda, is considered to be one of the best preserved original churches in Poland.

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Zibi (2 years ago)
⛪The Church of the Holy Trinity in Strzelno, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship ⛪ It is a zero-class monument, that is, a particularly protected, beautiful ???class church in itself. Just in time on the route of the beautiful Piast trail. And that Prokop in which the belfry is placed. I recommend??? to all those passing by to visit this place, best regards?️?️?????. enjoy exploring. I cordially greet the parishioners of this beautiful church?️????
Bartosz Jakub Doktor (3 years ago)
Practical information for tourists ... I recommend ... The heart of medieval Kujawy ...
Dariusz Racinowski (3 years ago)
A special place in Strzelno. A beautifully landscaped large square with two very old churches. Both objects must be seen. There is also a museum and a cafe next to the temples. There is a large free car park in front of the churches. In the church of St. The Trinity Church houses Romanesque columns. There are seven of them. Four located in the nave. Two of them are richly carved.
Sergiusz Nizinski (3 years ago)
Lovely church. Presumably the restoration of the Romanesque style would make it even more attractive
Beata Ba (3 years ago)
Incredible climate. Living story!
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