Saint Anna chapel in Chełmsko Śląskie

The rectangular stone and brick chapel features a neo-Gothic tower, a single nave with a separate presbytery covered by a wooden ceiling.

Built in 1699 to replace an earlier structure destroyed in the Thirty Years War, the chapel underwent major expansions between 1721 and 1722.

The chapel grounds include fourteen freestanding Stations of the Cross made of red brick and decorated with polychrome reliefs depicting crucifixion scenes.

Located two kilometers from Chełmsko Śląskie center, the chapel sits on the slope of Mount Róg and contains a water source behind the building.

The path leading to the chapel features baroque sandstone shrines from 1720, known as Saint Anna's Five Joys, with the founder Bitner's name on pedestals.

Location: Chełmsko Śląskie

GPS coordinates: 50.67336,16.09042

Latest update: March 5, 2025 02:02