Wambierzyce, Pilgrimage village in Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Wambierzyce is a pilgrimage village in Lower Silesian Voivodeship situated in a mountain valley near Radków and Kłodzko at approximately 410 meters elevation. The settlement centers on a monumental Basilica surrounded by residential buildings, guesthouses, and visitor facilities that serve the many worshippers who come here.
The settlement first appears in written records as Alberndorf in 1330 and passed between Polish and Bohemian control during medieval times. The current Basilica was built in the Baroque style between 1715 and 1723 and has defined the character of the place ever since.
The Basilica draws pilgrims from across the region who gather here for worship and spiritual reflection related to the cult of Mary. People visit during religious festivals and mark personal occasions at this sacred site that holds deep meaning for Catholic communities.
Visitors can reach the village by road from nearby cities such as Radków and Kłodzko, which are connected by various transport options. Accommodations at guesthouses and inns are scattered throughout the settlement, with restaurants and small shops providing meals and basic supplies.
The Basilica houses a carved wooden statue from the 13th century that draws visitors because of its artistic craftsmanship and spiritual significance. This ancient sculpture remains one of the oldest artworks in the sanctuary and continues to be a reason many pilgrims choose to visit this place.
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