Churches and monasteries
Gothic church from 1470 with a cycle of 27 medieval Passion polychromes
Churches and monasteries
wooden Mariavite church from 1917 with a sheet-metal turret
Historic sites
ruins of a castle from the late 14th century, where Władysław Jagiełło stayed
Churches and monasteries
a Baroque church founded by the Kawiecki family in the 17th century, a former almshouse church
What to do alone in Koziegłowy? Walk from a castle ruin to a Gothic church with wall paintings and a wooden Mariavite church.
Koziegłowy lies on the Silesian-Lesser Poland borderland. Three of the four places are churches, and two of them stand right next to each other.
The Castle in Koziegłowy is the ruin of a fourteenth-century stronghold on the Sarni Stok stream, a former centre of the Kraków bishops' estates in the Siewierz duchy; what remains are foundation fragments and the outline of moats. The Church of St Mary Magdalene and Corpus Christi of 1470 is Gothic, and in 1972 27 medieval Passion wall paintings were uncovered in it.
Beside it stands the wooden Mariavite Church of St Paschal of 1917, easy to tell apart from the surrounding Roman Catholic churches. St Barbara's Church of 1670 is Baroque and was funded by the Kawiecki family together with an almshouse for the poor.
A ruin: foundation fragments and the outline of moats by the Sarni Stok stream.
A cycle of 27 medieval Passion wall paintings, uncovered in 1972.
The Mariavite Church of St Paschal of 1917, which stands right beside the Church of St Mary Magdalene and Corpus Christi. More ideas are in the Solo section, and the place is described under Koziegłowy.
