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Church of Saints Stanislaus, Dorothy and Wenceslaus

Wrocław, Poland

Church of Saints Stanislaus, Dorothy and Wenceslaus, Wrocław
Photo: Aneta Lazurek, CC BY-SA 3.0 pl (Wikimedia Commons)

Its establishment in the 14th century is owed to the foundation of King Casimir the Great.

The Church of Saints Stanislaus, Dorothy, and Wenceslaus is a Gothic Roman Catholic church in Wrocław, founded in the 14th century by King Casimir the Great. It stands out for its impressive size and soaring towers. The interior of the temple has preserved many original Gothic elements, including valuable stained glass windows. It is one of the most important examples of Gothic architecture in Poland and a testament to its former glory.

How long does it take to visit Church of Saints Stanislaus, Dorothy and Wenceslaus?

Plan about 45 min.

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