Churches

Gdansk's most visible place of worship, St. Mary's Basilica is believed to be the largest brick church in the world. The interior vault...

Now a Catholic church, this was an Evangelical Protestant place of worship before the war and would have been Gunter Grass’ father’s local church...

This towering gothic building, adjoining a former Franciscan monastery (now the National Museum), is among the best preserved buildings in the city....

Built following a petition raised by the residents of Danzig-Langfuhr (Gdansk-Wrzeszcz) in 1894 requesting the building of a Catholic church in the...

Once part of a settlement called Grodzisko, a complex of fortifications outside of Gdańsk's main city walls, the Bożego Ciała (Corpus Christi)...

Oliwa's towering Cathedral taking pride of place at the western end of Oliwa Park was originally built as a simple wooden structure in the 12th...

Often overlooked because of its gargantuan neighbour, St. Mary's Church, this little baroque beauty was built in accordance with the will of the...

Most of the churches prior to WWII were protestant and those that were re-built were re-consecrated as Catholic places of worship. St. Bartholomew’s...

The parish church of the Gdansk Shipyards, the parish at St. Bridget’s dates back to the late 14th century although the church was only rebuilt in...

This 14th century brick church, the former parish church of the Old Town and where Hevelius was once church administrator, is also his final resting...