Churches and monasteries
a parish church and sanctuary of St Maximilian Maria Kolbe in the Lubin East deanery
Churches and monasteries
Gothic castle chapel with a tympanum from 1349, today home to an art gallery
Churches and monasteries
a two-domed Greek Catholic church with a contemporary iconostasis, its parish active since 1979
Churches and monasteries
a Gothic filial church from the end of the 14th century, with a Renaissance altar and a 17th-century pulpit
Churches in Lubin include a Gothic castle chapel, a medieval filial church, a Greek Catholic church and the parish of St Maximilian Kolbe.
The oldest trace of the town is the Castle Chapel, the only surviving fragment of Lubin's medieval castle. The Gothic building has a tympanum dated 1349 and today houses the Castle Gallery.
The second Gothic address is the church of St Maria Domenica Mazzarello on Przemysłowa Street. It is a filial church from the late 14th century and is entered in the register of monuments.
The church of St Maximilian Maria Kolbe is a parish church in the Lubin Wschód deanery of the Legnica diocese. The Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul on Parkowa Street is an active Greek Catholic church built in 2006-2008. All four sites carry the solo tag, so they suit a quiet walk on your own. When you enter active churches, keep quiet and remember that services may be under way.
Sacred sites pair naturally with the museums of Lubin. If you choose by mood, see the places for solo travellers. The full overview is on the Lubin attractions page, and similar churches across the region are under churches and monasteries.
