Churches and monasteries
Gothic church with a chancel from the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries and a Natura 2000 bat refuge
Churches and monasteries
a church blessed in 1983, since 2013 the seat of the parish in Przybędza
Churches and monasteries
chapel of 1907 by a spring at the foot of Kopa Radziechowska, known as “U Dziadka”
Churches and monasteries
a shrine from 1868 by the Żywiec - Zwardoń road, the site of a legend of a battle between highlanders and Swedes
Churches and monasteries in Radziechowy: the Gothic St Martin's church, the church in Przybędza, St Anne's chapel and the shrine on Foksowa Kępa.
Four places of prayer in a village near Żywiec, from a fourteenth-century church to a shrine from 1868. For visitors who sightsee alone and like architecture and views.
The oldest is St Martin's Church on Plebańska Street: a Gothic brick church dating to around 1400, listed as a monument, with a colony of lesser horseshoe bats protected under Natura 2000 in its attic. The Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa in Przybędza, one of the village's parts, went up in the early 1980s and has had its own parish since 2013.
Below Kopa Radziechowska, on the road to Twardorzeczka, stands St Anne's Chapel from the early twentieth century, by a spring, with a view of the Żywiec Basin. On a rise by the road from Żywiec to Zwardoń you will see the shrine on Foksowa Kępa from 1868, tied to a legend of a battle between highlanders and the Swedes. The village itself has its own page, Radziechowy; sacred buildings of other places are in churches and monasteries in Silesia.
St Martin's, a Gothic church whose history reaches back to around 1400.
Lesser horseshoe bats, rare and protected under Natura 2000, live in the attic of St Martin's church.
