Churches and monasteries
neo-Gothic church from 1873 in a former Protestant church, with a 19th-century iconostasis
Churches and monasteries
a Gothic church with a Romanesque font, a star vault and keepsakes from the Kresy
Churches and monasteries
brick church of 1923 built from the contributions of Polish workers, with a triptych of the 1920s
Architecture in Barlinek: three places of worship from three eras, from Gothic granite to neo-Gothic and a brick church of 1923.
Barlinek offers a narrow but varied set of monuments: each shows a different material and a different era. Other places in town are on things to do in Barlinek, and buildings from other towns of the region in architecture in West Pomerania.
The church of the Immaculate Heart is older than the rest; it began as a Romanesque building of granite blocks. It stands at Paderewskiego 3. Today's Gothic with a star vault is the result of rebuilding after the fire of 1852.
The Dormition church is neo-Gothic, a brick building of 1873 at number 7 on Górna, formerly Protestant and consecrated again after renovation in 2021. The youngest is St Boniface's of 1923, also brick, with an altar triptych that survives. Its address is Świętego Bonifacego 13. Beyond the monuments, the town can be explored through a text on Emanuel Lasker and the lake, which opens the way to a walk.
The church of the Immaculate Heart, because work on it began in the 13th century.
Brick. St Boniface's was completed in 1923.
