Churches and monasteries
neo-Gothic church from 1900 in Jędrysek with an 1903 organ by Ernst Kurzer
Historic sites
hunting palace from 1860-1861, rebuilt after years of destruction
Churches and monasteries
a church from 1984-1987 in Drutarnia, Kalety, with decoration by Gisbert Rzeźniczek
Churches and monasteries
brick church from the 1920s in Miotek with restored biblical polychromes
Things to do in Kalety: three parish churches in Drutarnia, Jędrysko and Miotek, and the Donnersmarck hunting palace in Zielona.
Kalety is made up of several districts, and the four places on the list are scattered across them: three churches and a former hunting palace. It is a good target for anyone who likes to see architecture from different eras.
The Church of St Joseph in Jędrysko is a neo-Gothic church of 1900, designed by the architect Otto Kotzulla of Tarnowskie Góry, with an organ from 1903. In Miotek stands the brick Church of St Francis of Assisi, built in 1926-1928 to a design by the Katowice architect Henryk Gamba. The third, the Church of Our Lady of Fatima in Drutarnia, was built in 1984-1987, and its interior was designed by an artist from Opole.
The palace in Zielona at ulica Ofiar Katynia 99 was raised in 1860-1861 as a hunting palace on the initiative of Count Guido Henckel von Donnersmarck and surrounded with a park. Outside the hunting season the count's officials lived there. It was rebuilt after postwar destruction. All three churches are gathered on the page churches and monasteries in Kalety.
Three: in Drutarnia, Jędrysko and Miotek, all in the Woźniki deanery of the Gliwice diocese.
It was built as a hunting palace of Count Donnersmarck. Outside the hunting season officials lived in it.
