Churches and monasteries
a church from 1894 with a tower over 60 m high, replacing the medieval St Mary's Church
Churches and monasteries
the oldest church in Police, mentioned from 1299, formerly part of the Augustinian monastery
Churches and monasteries
remnant of St Mary's Church, a former charnel house, today a tourist information point on the Old Town market square
Architecture in Police: a church from 1894 with a tower over 60 m, the town's oldest church in Jasienica and a 15th-century Gothic chapel.
Police has three churches of different ages, and the architecture tag brings them into one set. The whole town is covered in things to do in Police, while the wider regional list is architecture in West Pomerania.
A late 19th-century church, the oldest church in Jasienica and a chapel that now houses a tourist information point. The first two stand in different parts of town, so this is more of a route than a stroll.
The Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Police on Mazurska street went up in 1894 where the medieval church of St Mary had stood, and its tower rises above sixty metres. In Jasienica stands the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Police-Jasienica, the earliest in town, known from sources since 1299. By Plac Bolesława Chrobrego 2 stands the Gothic Chapel in Police; it is all that remains of the church of St Mary demolished in 1895.
If you like small museums, see the article Museums of small towns, which also covers the museum in Police.
The church in Jasienica. An earlier church on the spot, dedicated to the Holy Cross, appears in records from 1299.
A tourist information point. The building, from the 1400s, is the last trace of the former church of St Mary.
