Sanctuary of Our Lady of Dzików

Tarnobrzeg, Poland

Sanctuary of Our Lady of Dzików is a monastery of Dominicans in Tarnobrzeg. In 1677 was founded church of Assumption of Mary by Tarnowski family and given to Dominican order. It was destroyed in 1703 and rebuilt in 1706. In 1678 holy icon of Our Lady of Dzików was transferred from Dzików Castle to the monastery and since then the church became the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Dzików.

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Founded: 1677
Category: Religious sites in Poland

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B.K (10 months ago)
Super
Joe Verdi (2 years ago)
The diversity of culture and architecture in Poland is amazing; I didn’t know that this country was so beautiful until I came and saw for myself ?
David Hesse (2 years ago)
Nice Church in Tarnobrzek run by Dominikaner-Monks. The priest surprised me with his enthusiastic and engaging speech which was very refreshing and surprising for Poland and even I as a non native Polish-speaker was “infected”by his preaching.
Ana Ana (2 years ago)
It's a beautiful and a very peaceful church.
Dariusz Kobusiński (5 years ago)
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