Churches and monasteries
the last wall of a medieval church on the edge of a cliff that the sea kept taking away
Churches and monasteries
a brick church from 1880 next to the ruins, with a Baroque altar from 1673 taken from the old church
Museums
a multimedia exhibition on legends, the cliff and the church ruins, 50 m from the cliff edge
Historic sites
18th-century brick palace in a complex with a stud farm, near the cliff and the church ruins
Things to do in Trzęsacz: the church ruins on the cliff edge, a multimedia museum, an 1880 church and an eighteenth-century palace.
Trzęsacz is a seaside village whose main sight stands on the edge of a cliff. Nearby are a view of the Baltic, a museum for wet days and historic buildings seen from outside.
The church ruins in Trzęsacz are the last wall of the Gothic church of St Nicholas on the cliff edge above the Baltic, which the sea took away over the centuries. About 50 metres from the ruins, at Klifowa 3b, stands the Multimedia Museum on the Cliff, where multimedia rooms cover the village's past, local legends, cliff erosion and how the church fell. It is a good plan for rain. For the church's fate, read the article on St Nicholas church and the retreating cliff, and other ruins in the region are covered in the text on church ruins.
The Church of Divine Mercy at Pałacowa 3 stands on the south side of provincial road no. 102. It is a brick building of 1880, built after the church threatened by the cliff was closed, and rebuilt in 2003, with a Baroque altar of 1673. The palace in Trzęsacz at Kamieńska 9 is a brick building of the eighteenth century in a private palace and farm complex, right beside the buildings of a horse stud. It is viewed only from outside. More buildings of this kind are gathered under architecture in Trzęsacz.
The south wall of the Gothic church of St Nicholas, standing on the cliff edge above the Baltic.
Yes, the Multimedia Museum on the Cliff, about 50 metres from the church ruins.
