Churches and monasteries
historic parish church in the centre of Lubliniec with an organ from 1905
Churches and monasteries
wooden branch church from 1653 on the Wooden Architecture Trail, with Baroque furnishings
Historic sites
a castle of the dukes of Opole with a Baroque and Classicist façade, today a hotel in a park
Lubliniec architecture means a castle in a park, a small wooden church from 1653 and a brick parish church in the town centre.
Lubliniec has a compact centre where the three main buildings lie a short distance apart. Older buildings sit beside wooden sacred architecture, so a short walk shows several periods.
Lubliniec Castle sits at Grunwaldzka 40 amid greenery. The oldest record of the stronghold comes from the late 1300s and names Duke Władysław Opolczyk. It now operates as a hotel with dining, so you enter as a guest, not on a guided tour.
St Anne's Church at Pasieczna 3 is a wooden church from 1653, built of horizontal logs, with a shingle roof and a hexagonal turret for the bell. The church is a stop on the regional route of timber buildings.
St Nicholas' Church at Świętego Mikołaja 1 is a parish church of brick, raised between 1576 and 1579. It stands about 300 metres from the castle, and its organ from 1905 was built by Schlag & Söhne.
For local history read the article on the castle, the 1655 icon and Edith Stein. Comparable monuments elsewhere sit in the category architecture in Silesia, and routes around the town in Lubliniec.
No. Inside are guest rooms, a restaurant and a spa, even though the building is a registered monument.
On Pasieczna Street: it dates from 1653 and serves the parish of St Nicholas as a filial church.
