Saint James church in Lębork, Gothic church building in Lębork, Poland.
Saint James Church in Lębork is a Gothic brick building featuring a hall design with a central nave and two side aisles. Octagonal pillars support the vaulted arcades that divide the interior into four bays.
Construction of this church began under the Teutonic Order's leadership in the 14th century, with records first mentioning it in 1337 alongside references to a parish priest. The building documents centuries of religious development in the city.
The church originated as a Catholic place of worship and served the community as a spiritual center. Over time it changed religious traditions, reflecting the shifting faith of the region through different periods.
The church is located in central Lębork and remains open to visitors as it continues to function as an active parish. Plan your visit to respect ongoing services and regular worship times.
Inside the church stands an 18th-century ivory tabernacle, a remarkable piece of artistic craftsmanship. The building also serves as a stopping point on the pilgrimage route that leads to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
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