Of the 50 or so wooden churches in the Tarnów region, three can be found almost in a straight line heading south from the market square, including this little Gothic marvel - the middle of the three. Consecrated in 1597, if you can get inside you'll be surprised by the sumptuous interiors of the modestly-sized space, including the bright blue ceiling and gilded altar. Created in the late-Renaissance, take a close look at the altar's extraordinary painting the Throne of Grace, which depicts God with six fingers on his left hand - representing the number of days it took Him to create the Earth.