Saints Peter and Paul church in Morąg

This red brick church displays Gothic architecture features with high pointed arches and large windows arranged symmetrically along the exterior walls.

The Saints Peter and Paul Church was established in 1312, marking a significant period of religious architectural development in northern Poland.

The interior holds religious artifacts and decorative elements that represent the evolution of local Christian traditions across seven centuries.

Regular Catholic services take place in the church, which maintains its function as the main religious center for the population of Morąg.

The church structure integrates architectural elements from different periods, reflecting modifications and restorations throughout its 700-year existence.

Location: Morąg

Inception: 1312

Made from material: brick

Address: Herdera 1

GPS coordinates: 53.91057,19.92767

Latest update: March 5, 2025 03:57