Tomicki Chapel, Chapel in Poland
Tomicki Chapel is an ornate Renaissance structure.
The chapel was established by bishop Piotr Tomicki in the 16th century.
It features artwork from Bartolommeo Berrecci, a renowned architect of that era.
Located in the Old Town, it is part of the Polish cultural heritage register.
The chapel is a notable example of Renaissance architecture in Central Europe.
Location: Old Town
Architect: Bartolommeo Berrecci
Architectural style: Renaissance
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