Saint Elisabeth of Hungary Sanctuary in Warsaw-Powsin

Saint Elisabeth of Hungary Sanctuary features a traditional brick construction with elements characteristic of medieval religious architecture in northern Poland.

The church traces its origins to 1398, making it one of the earliest religious buildings in the Warsaw region under the Roman Catholic Archdiocese.

The sanctuary holds regular masses according to Roman Catholic traditions and maintains religious practices that connect local residents to their spiritual heritage.

Visitors can access detailed information about mass schedules, ceremonies, and parish activities through the official website at parafia-powsin.pl.

This religious monument, registered with heritage number 641 since 1965, stands as an example of architect Józef Fontana's ecclesiastical design principles.

Location: Wilanów

Inception: 1398

Architects: Józef Fontana

Made from material: brick

Website: http://parafia-powsin.pl

GPS coordinates: 52.12360,21.10250

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:50