Church of Christ the King in Korzystno

The Church of Christ the King in Korzystno is a former Protestant church, built in 1865-1866. Today it is a Roman Catholic parish church. The village lies in Kołobrzeg municipality, in Kołobrzeg County, and the building is entered in the heritage register.

Neo-Gothic brick

The church is brick and neo-Gothic. The heritage register classifies it as a Protestant church built of brick, and dates it to 1865-1866. It stands on Szeroka Street.

The cemetery and natural monuments

A former Protestant cemetery has survived by the church. Five trees recognised as natural monuments grow on it: a small-leaved lime, a Norway maple, a Corsican pine, a silver birch and a European larch. The largest trunk circumference, 316 cm, belongs to the lime. The village also has a memorial to those killed in 1914-1918.

Nearby

It is about five kilometres from here to the centre of Kołobrzeg, so a visit is easy to combine with seeing the town, for example with the Co-Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

By the sea, about six kilometres away, stands the pier in Kołobrzeg.

Practical information

• Address: Korzystno, Szeroka 19, Kołobrzeg municipality.
• A city bus line from Kołobrzeg runs to the village.
• Service times and visiting hours for the interior are given by the parish.