The baroque church, in which the relics of St. Vitalis are kept in a glass coffin.

Church of St. George in Gniezno is located on the Lech's Hill close to the Cathedral. It was built probably in the 10th century in place, where was a borough chapel.

Church from 1730, until 1929 it was the Church of Exaltation of the Holy Cross. After the reconstruction and transformation in 1929 it was dedicated to St. Hedwig.

Parish Church of St. Hedwig, the former Church of St. Valentine.

Church of the St. Hedwig of Silesia dates from the late eighteenth century. Alike the majority it has a carcass construction and it is timbered.

Church of St. Hyacinth built in the early 18th century, light-frame construction - the only one of its kind in the Kluczborski Poviat.

Wooden Church in Miechowa is a filial Church of the Kostów parish. Its patron is St. Hyacinth.

Baroque church was destroyed during the Warsaw Uprising. Rebuilt after the war, the church did not retain many souvenirs of its former glory, but it is still one of the most important and beautiful churches in Warsaw.

Church of St. James is one of the oldest and most valuable architectural monuments in Sandomierz and in Poland. It was built in 1226-1250 for the Dominicans.

Church built in 1751, single nave, log construction, oriented, less chancel smaller than the nave.

Church built in 1751, single nave, log construction, oriented, less chancel smaller than the nave.

Built in 1852 on the site of the previous one, which burned down in the great fire that occurred in Skorogoszcza in 1835.

According to tradition, the first wooden Church was built in Sonin in 1469 and this temple served in 1549 up to 1630 as the parish Church for Łańcut, because the then Protestant owners of Łańcuta - Pileccy – who did turn the Church of Łańcut...

This Church, called Parish Church, is the oldest religious building in the city.

Already in the Middle Ages there was a wooden Church in Gołkowice. Since the mid-sixteenth century, used by Protestants.