Don Bosco church in Gdańsk, Gothic Revival church in Orunia district, Gdańsk, Poland.
The Don Bosco church is a religious building with Gothic Revival characteristics located in the Orunia quarter of Gdańsk. Its rectangular form features distinctive architectural details across the façade that reflect the design principles of its construction period.
Karl Friedrich Schinkel designed the building between 1820 and 1823 as a Protestant church initially named St. George. The structure was later converted to serve the Catholic community and continues this function today.
The church serves as an active Catholic worship space while retaining visible traces of its Protestant past from the Reformation era. Visitors can observe how the building has been adapted over centuries for different faiths.
The church sits on Gościnna Street in the Orunia area and welcomes visitors interested in viewing its architectural design. Regular religious services take place here, so planning a visit outside service times allows for better viewing of the interior.
The building was designed by one of the 19th century's most influential architects and received official protection status for its architectural value. Its Gothic Revival design represents an important example of the region's architectural heritage from that era.
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