All Saints Church, Blizne

Located on a hilltop, All Saints Church exhibits traditional wooden architecture with a distinctive bell tower and Gothic design elements throughout its structure.

Built in 1470 using traditional log house construction methods with fir planks, the church received defensive fortifications during the seventeenth century.

The interior features extensive painted decorations from different periods, including a detailed representation of the Last Judgement from the fifteenth century.

The church remains an active Roman Catholic place of worship and welcomes visitors interested in exploring its architectural features and religious heritage.

The building incorporates stone foundations and traditional hook-block connections characteristic of Lesser Poland architectural methods from the medieval period.

Location: Blizne

Inception: 1470

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Part of: Wooden churches of Southern Lesser Poland, Trasa nr I Szlaku Architektury Drewnianej

GPS coordinates: 49.75110,21.97470

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:36