Church of the Holy Apostles John and Paul in Warsaw

The Church of the Holy Apostles John and Paul is a brick building located on Krakowskie Przedmieście in Warsaw. It features simplified architectural elements typical of post-war reconstruction with an interior designed to accommodate both worship and memorials.

The original structure was completely demolished in 1944 during World War II and then rebuilt between 1945 and 1953. This reconstruction effort was part of Warsaw's larger revival following the city's wartime devastation.

The church holds hearts of important Polish figures such as composer Frédéric Chopin preserved in special vessels within its walls. These unusual reliquaries draw visitors who wish to pay respects to these influential artistic and literary minds.

The building is conveniently located near educational institutions and easy to reach on foot. Regular mass schedules are maintained, and you can enter to view the architecture and memorials at most times.

The Missionary Friars of Vincent de Paul manage this site and hold special masses during the International Chopin Piano Competition. This connection to the music world makes the place meaningful beyond its religious role.