Saint Wenceslaus church in Radom

The Saint Wenceslaus Church stands as a single-nave brick structure with Renaissance decorations on the main nave's western wall in central Radom.

The church originated as a wooden structure in the 13th century before being rebuilt in brick, later serving as a storehouse, prison, and hospital throughout its existence.

The interior features stained glass windows depicting important figures from Polish history, including Saint Wenceslaus and Pope John Paul II.

Located at Plac Stare Miasto 13, the church resumed its religious functions in 1985 after extensive restoration work by Professor Wiktor Zin.

The building maintained numerous non-religious functions for almost two centuries, including time as a psychiatric department and archaeology museum branch.

Location: Radom

Architects: Wiktor Zin

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 51.40080,21.13580

Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:23