Churches and monasteries
a Gothic brick parish church of the 14th century, the largest building in Sławno, rebuilt after 1945
Historic sites
Neo-Baroque building of the former county office of 1905-1907 with a tower, stained glass with coats of arms and an ex libris gallery
Churches and monasteries
clinker church of 1928, brick Expressionism and a Renaissance triptych of the 16th century
Architecture in Sławno: a neo-Baroque town hall from 1905-1907, a 14th-century Gothic brick parish church and a brick Expressionist church of 1928.
Sławno is a county town, and its three architecture-tagged monuments show three styles: Gothic, neo-Baroque and Expressionism. Other sights are listed under things to do in Sławno, and comparable buildings elsewhere in the region under architecture in West Pomerania.
The town hall, the parish church and the church of St Anthony. Each comes from a different era, and together they show how the town's brick architecture changed from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.
The Town Hall in Sławno at Aleja Wojska Polskiego 2a is a former county office building from 1905-1907, designed by Eduard Koch of Słupsk. It kept its interior decor and houses an ex libris gallery. The biggest building in town is the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Sławno, a Gothic parish church of the 1300s restored after the damage of 1945. At Kościelna 12 stands the Church of St Anthony of Padua in Sławno of 1925-1928, the work of local architect Diedrich Suhr, with a Renaissance triptych from the 16th century.
The Gothic parish church, begun in the 1300s. It is the biggest structure anywhere in town.
Yes. The interior decor survives, and an ex libris gallery operates in the building. It is also the seat of the town and municipal offices.
