Sanctuary in Skrzatusz

The sanctuary features a single-nave structure with five bays, constructed from brick and covered with plaster, topped by ceramic-tiled roofs in a double lace pattern.

Built between 1687 and 1694, the church commemorates King John III Sobieski's victory at the Battle of Vienna and contains a wooden Pietà sculpture recovered after Protestant desecration.

The church maintains its position as the primary Marian sanctuary of the Koszalin-Kołobrzeg diocese, attracting pilgrims who seek spiritual connection through religious ceremonies.

Located at coordinates 53.205937, 16.588559 in Greater Poland Voivodeship, the sanctuary stands on an artificial hillock surrounded by a stone wall with a tripartite gate.

The interior displays a faux wooden barrel vault ceiling, while the building's placement on raised ground creates a commanding presence over the surrounding landscape.

Location: Skrzatusz

Inception: 1694

GPS coordinates: 53.20594,16.58856

Latest update: March 8, 2025 16:08