Church of the Transfiguration in Mielno, Gothic church in Mielno, Poland.
The Church of the Transfiguration is a Gothic church building in Mielno standing on a small rise about 750 meters from the sea. The building shows a mix of original Gothic features and later additions made in the Neo-Gothic style.
The building originated in the 15th century and was substantially rebuilt in the 1850s with Neo-Gothic additions. This major reconstruction significantly altered its appearance and gave it the mixed architectural style it shows today.
Inside, you find Baroque details and stained glass windows from the early 1900s that fill the space with colored light. These decorative elements shape how the church feels when you walk through it.
The site has a parking area and a parish house available to visitors who want to spend time exploring. The interior is equipped with modern heating systems, making visits comfortable regardless of the season.
Archaeological discoveries around the building revealed ancient urns suggesting the site held religious importance long before Christianity arrived. These findings show that the place has been meaningful to people for many centuries across different beliefs.
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