Churches and monasteries
Baroque brick church from 1722-1729 with the founder Kotuliński's coat of arms above the entrance
Historic sites
the Rococo Kotuliński Palace on Zamkowa Street, built around 1730
Churches and monasteries
brick church from 1882-1890 with an organ from 1963 and a stained-glass window above the entrance
Architecture in Czechowice-Dziedzice means the Rococo Kotuliński palace in its park and two brick churches, one Baroque and one from the 1800s.
The three buildings are separated by centuries but share brick and a local character. The set suits an unhurried walk following former owners and parishes.
The Kotuliński Palace on Zamkowa Street is an eighteenth-century Rococo residence set in a park. It has been in the register of monuments since 1960, and its owners changed over the centuries.
The Baroque Church of St Catherine on Kopernika Street was put up in brick in 1722-1729, with a Latin-cross plan. The priest Walenty Martius started the project, and the tower damaged in the Second World War was rebuilt.
The Church of Our Lady Help of Christians rises at number 57 Legionów Street, in the Dziedzice estate. Work on this brick parish church ran from 1882 to 1890, and it was enlarged in the interwar years. The organ was installed in 1963.
Yes, the residence stands in a park and has monument status.
You will find the town at Czechowice-Dziedzice, and more buildings of this kind under Architecture.
