Church of St. Vincent in Kraków

The Church of St. Vincent features pointed arches, decorative patterns, and architectural elements that reflect the 19th-century Gothic Revival movement design principles.

Architect Filip Pokutyński completed the construction of the Church of St. Vincent in 1876 as part of the Missionaries' Cloister complex at St. Philip Street.

The church incorporates traditional Polish religious architectural elements while maintaining the Gothic Revival style that gained prominence throughout Europe in the 1800s.

The church stands at 19 St. Philip Street in Kraków and maintains its status as both an active religious building and a protected historical monument.

The building represents a fusion of medieval Gothic characteristics with 19th-century construction techniques, incorporating iron and steel within its traditional design.

Location: Kraków

Inception: 1876

Architects: Filip Pokutyński

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Part of: Zespół klasztorny misjonarzy, św. Filipa 19 w Krakowie

Address: św. Filipa 17/19

Website: http://kleparz.misjonarze.pl

GPS coordinates: 50.06810,19.94170

Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:35