Saints Peter and Paul church in Pułtusk, Baroque church in Pułtusk, Poland.
Saints Peter and Paul Church is a brick Baroque building with three naves and traditional religious architecture features typical of Polish baroque design. The interior contains multiple chapels and religious artworks, including a painting of the Immaculate Conception by Polish artist Wojciech Gerson.
Construction began in 1646 following a fire that destroyed the earlier building, with completion and consecration in 1718. A second fire struck the town in 1875, after which the church was rebuilt with new bells, altars, and benches by 1880.
The church honors Saints Peter and Paul through its design and interior decoration, reflecting how the local community chose to express their faith. Visitors encounter religious artwork and chapel spaces that show the importance of this building in the town's spiritual life.
The building opens during regular mass times when visitors can enter the interior and explore the multiple chapels. Appropriate dress is recommended, and the layout makes it straightforward to navigate the space.
The painting of the Immaculate Conception was created specifically for the main altar by renowned Polish painter Wojciech Gerson. This artwork stands as one of the most significant religious paintings housed within the building.
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