Kościół ewangelicki w Jędrzychowie

The stone structure features a three-story rectangular layout with a four-sided roof, containing twelve rooms and eight basement chambers connected by a vestibule.

The castle, constructed in 1295 by Heinrich III of Glogau, was damaged in 1419 by Hussite forces and later converted into an evangelical church in 1751.

The church basement holds two Gothic-vaulted chambers that preserved twenty-one mummified bodies until the 1970s, reflecting local burial traditions.

The building sits within an oval stone wall perimeter, with a separate neo-Gothic bell tower from 1884 standing adjacent to the main structure.

The ground floor contains a burial chapel for local nobility, displaying ancestral coat of arms tablets dating back to the year 1600.

Location: Jędrzychów, Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Inception: 13 century

Address: (Nowinki)

GPS coordinates: 51.45045,16.04745

Latest update: March 14, 2025 15:52