Holy Trinity church in Cieszyn

The Holy Trinity Church features brick construction with a rectangular three-bay nave, lower two-bay chancel, and Gothic Revival tower with an octagonal upper section.

Originally built in 1595 as an evangelical church through the efforts of the Duchess of Cieszyn, the building transformed into a Roman Catholic church after 1654.

The church walls incorporate significant gravestones and epitaph plaques from the adjacent cemetery, which was demolished at the start of the 20th century.

The church maintains regular Mass schedules throughout the year, with access to the building permitted before and after religious services according to seasonal variations.

The west facade displays Renaissance architectural elements divided into three levels by cornices, complemented by decorative volutes, niches, and pilasters.

Location: Cieszyn

Architectural style: Gothic art

GPS coordinates: 49.75060,18.63450

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:08