Masonry late Gothic church of the 15th century, destroyed in 1945 and rebuilt in 1962, with Baroque altars and a pulpit.
The Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa in Stary Kraków is a late Gothic brick church of the 15th century (the heritage register gives the early 15th century). It was destroyed in 1945 and rebuilt in 1962.
The façade is hidden by a low, massive tower with a pyramidal spire. After numerous rebuildings the elevations lost some of their Gothic detail. The furnishings include Baroque altars and a pulpit.
The village lies on the Wieprza, on the edge of the Starokrakowskie Forests, an extensive forest complex north of Sławno. The village also has an early and late medieval upland hillfort. In the area stands the Church of Sts Peter and Paul in Sławsko (7.7 km).
Be the first! Add a comment.
You need to log in to add a comment.
Log in