Adalbert of Prague church in Jeleśnia

The church displays baroque architectural elements with intricate designs, positioned at an elevation of 455 meters in the Silesian Voivodeship region.

Established in 1618, the church was dedicated to Saint Adalbert of Prague, a Czech missionary who became Bishop of Prague in the 10th century.

The church received recognition as a national cultural heritage site in 1986, with an assigned heritage number of 455/86 in the Polish register.

Located at postal code 34-340, the church maintains regular Catholic services following the Roman Rite and welcomes visitors throughout the year.

The church stands as a testament to Saint Adalbert's influence, whose remains were once purchased by a Polish king for their weight in gold.

Location: Jeleśnia

Inception: 1618

Architectural style: baroque architecture

Elevation above the sea: 455 m

GPS coordinates: 49.63050,19.33290

Latest update: April 4, 2025 02:45