Churches and monasteries
one of the largest Gothic churches in Poland, being rebuilt after the fire of 1945, with a terrace on the tower
Churches and monasteries
Neo-Gothic brick church from 1913, built from the contributions of Polish labourers, today a sanctuary
Churches and monasteries
Gothic single-nave church of the 14th century, a former Augustinian church, with cloisters
Churches and monasteries
15th-century church of stone and brick of a former Augustinian monastery, with a Neo-Gothic tower of the 19th century
Churches and monasteries in Chojna: the Gothic St Mary's, a former Augustinian church, the neo-Gothic Sacred Heart and the late Gothic church of St Mark.
Chojna has four churches that show successive eras, from late 14th-century Gothic to neo-Gothic of 1913. A few hours is enough to see them on foot and drive out to Barnkowo.
St Mary's Church in Chojna is counted among Poland's biggest Gothic churches. The three-aisled hall was built in 1389-1407 and extended in the 15th century, with glazed brick decorating the body. The church was rebuilt after the fire of 1945, and a neo-Gothic tower rises above the town. The full story is in the article St Mary's in Chojna: Gothic, fire and rebuilding.
The Holy Trinity Church on Malarska street is a single-nave Gothic church from the 14th century that belonged to the Augustians until 1536. Post-war reconstruction lasted from 1959 to 1965. The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on Roosevelta street went up in 1913, in brick and neo-Gothic style, funded by Polish labourers.
In the suburb of Barnkowo, on Słowiańska street, stands the Church of St Mark, a late Gothic church dating to the 1400s, given a neo-Gothic tower in the 1800s. For the wider town see things to do in Chojna and monuments in Chojna.
In 1389-1407, and it was enlarged in the 15th century. It was rebuilt after the fire of 1945.
In Barnkowo, a former suburb of Chojna, at Słowiańska 12a. Today it is a filial church.
The Holy Trinity Church on Malarska street, until 1536.
