Church of St. Bartholomew in Chotel Czerwony

The Church of St. Bartholomew presents stone walls, a one-nave design, and two side porches positioned on a gypsum hill in rural Poland.

Built in 1440 by the Wiślica chapter, the church received renovations in 1645 and underwent a restoration project in 1947 to maintain its structure.

The religious monument contains an erection board from 1450 in one side porch and features intriguing footprints carved into one of its portals.

Located 7 kilometers from the nearest town, the church stands at coordinates 50.3794°N and 20.7078°E in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship region.

The church foundation rests upon selenite crystals that create reflective effects when sunlight strikes the gypsum formations beneath the structure.

Location: Chotel Czerwony

Architectural style: Gothic art

GPS coordinates: 50.37940,20.70780

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:12