Church of the Assumption in Kampinos

The wooden Church of the Assumption features two prominent towers with pyramidal roofs and a rectangular layout divided into three naves by quadrangular piers.

The construction of the current church building started in 1773 under Reverend Jan Forszet and finished in 1782 under the supervision of Reverend Jakub Żegocki.

The interior contains nineteenth-century altars designed by architect Walery Jodłowski and an eighteenth-century painting of Christ on the Cross by Franciszek Smuglewicz.

The church building stands in the center of Kampinos on an extended plot, enclosed by a metal openwork fence and a low plastered wall along Chopin Street.

The structure incorporates small-grain pine wood from the Kampinos Forest, with weatherboarding on the exterior and plaster finishing on the interior surfaces.

Location: Kampinos

Architectural style: Baroque

GPS coordinates: 52.26820,20.46070

Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:58