Churches and monasteries
Gothic hall church of the 13th-15th centuries with Neo-Gothic furnishings and a medieval crucifix with an opening head
Historic sites
a town hall from 1821-1827 by the market square, with the Maszewo Memory Room in its cellar
Churches and monasteries
Gothic hospital chapel of the 15th century with blind arches in the gable, formerly dedicated to St George
Architecture in Maszewo: a brick town hall from 1821-1827, a Gothic parish church of the 13th to 15th century and a 15th-century leper hospital chapel.
Maszewo is a small town, and its three architecture-tagged monuments trace its past from medieval Gothic to Neoclassicism. For the whole town see things to do in Maszewo; buildings from further afield are listed under architecture in West Pomerania.
A town hall, a parish church and a former chapel on Stargardzka street. The first two stand in the centre, while the third once lay outside the town walls. Together they make a short walk through several eras.
The Town Hall in Maszewo stands at Plac Wolności 2 and was built from scratch in 1821-1827. A Memory Room occupies its cellar, and a former treasury stands next to it. On Mickiewicza street rises the Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa in Maszewo, a Gothic parish church begun at the end of the 13th century, with neo-Gothic furnishings inside. The smallest is the Church of St Albert Chmielowski in Maszewo, once the chapel of St George, built after 1450, with buttresses and a gable ornamented with blind niches.
Three: the town hall and two churches, the parish church and the former hospital chapel. Each has its own character.
The parish church of Our Lady of Częstochowa, started in the late 1200s. The chapel of St Albert comes later, and the town hall is the youngest, from the early 1800s.
