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The Historic Urban Layout of Lubliniec
Lubliniec (0.01 km)
The urban layout of the center of modern Lubliniec results from the city rights modeled on the German law granted by the Dukes of Opole. The market square, also called the Conrad Marka Square, and the streets running out of it are, in large part, lined with houses from the nineteenth century. The most valuable monument in the Old Town is the parish church of Saint Nicholas, whose present construction dates from the sixteenth century.
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The Pro Memoria Edith Stein Museum in Lubliniec
Lubliniec (0.07 km)
Lubliniec was a favorite town of Saint Edith Stein, Carmelite sister Teresa Benedicta of the Cross. She was born in Wroclaw. Saint Edith Stein came from a Jewish family. She was a well-known philosopher. Lubliniec was her mother's hometown, and Edith would come here to visit her grandparents and relatives. The memory of the Saint is cultivated in the town, where there is a parish Of this Saint, and the museum dedicated to her was opened in 2009. Edith Stein is also the patron of Lubliniec.
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The Church of St Nicholas in Lubliniec
Lubliniec (0.09 km)
The today’s church of Saint Nicholas in Lubliniec is a result of many phases of construction and rebuilding that took place in the following centuries. Originally, it was a Gothic building, but in light of the available sources, it is difficult to pinpoint the exact year of its construction. Later, the Baroque building was erected, which used the existing old walls. The successive works on the castle in the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries resulted in depriving the building of its distinctive style features.
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The Wooden Church of St Anne in Lubliniec
Lubliniec (0.38 km)
The wooden church of Saint Anne in Lubliniec was built on the then outskirts of the town in 1653. Its founder was Andrzej Cellary, landowner of Lubliniec. In the last century, the church building was on the verge of collapse. Therefore, in the years 1996-2004, it was dismantled and reconstructed. The one-nave building was erected in a log wall construction, with a roof covered with shingles. The interior of the church is in the Baroque style.
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The Castle in Lubliniec
Lubliniec (0.41 km)
While in Lubliniec, an old Silesian settlement founded at the end of the thirteenth century, you can see a local castle. The Lubliniec residence was built by the Dukes of Opole and Racibórz, and rebuilt in the seventeenth century in the Baroque style. The castle has an interesting history. King Władysław IV Vasa was, among others, hosted in it, and during the Swedish Deluge, the Jasna Góra image stored here. The castle was devastated during the communist regime, but rebuilt at the turn of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. It now houses a hotel and a conference center.
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The Jewish Cemetery in Lubliniec
Lubliniec (0.71 km)
The Jewish cemetery in Lubliniec located at 11 Listopada Street is a testament to two hundred years of Jewish presence in this Silesian town. The first Jews settled in Lubliniec in the second half of the eighteenth century. Soon, a religious community was established. In 1845, a small was founded where until the Second World War more than 1,100 dead were buried. Among them the grandparents and the older brothers of Edith Stein or Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, were interred here.
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Naturalne miody pszczele
Lubliniec (1.13 km)
Naturalne miody pszczele: mniszkowy, wielokwiatowy, leśny, spadziowy, gryczany, rzepakowy, lipowy, malinowy i akacjowy.
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The Paleontological Museum in Lisowice
Lisowice (4.03 km)
The Paleontological Museum in Lisowice is short, but interesting. Lisowice is known for the excavations conducted at the beginning of the twenty-first century, during which various remains of prehistoric animals and plants were found here. One of the most interesting finds which was discovered in Lisowice were the fossils belonging to the ... Wawel Dragon. A small museum has been operating here since 2008. In the museum there are, inter alia, special attractions for the youngest visitors.
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The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Lubecko
Lubecko (4.15 km)
In the village of Lubecko near Lubliniec there is a Marian shrine with the miraculous image of Our Lady of Częstochowa. An eighteenth-century copy painted on the metal sheet of the icon from Jasna Góra hangs in the main altar of the historic church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which for the last few centuries has attracted pilgrims, mainly from the surrounding area. At the church a black gravestone of Franciszka Ciemienga, a charismatic from Kanus, captures our attention.
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The Church of St Joseph and the Wooden Belfry in Sadów
Sadów (4.34 km)
Sadów, also called Sodowje in the Silesian language and Sodow in German, is located in commune of Koszęcin, in the district of Lubliniec. The local brick church of Saint Joseph, dating from the early fourteenth century, is one of the oldest in Silesia. Next toit, there is a wooden bell tower, built in the seventeenth century. Because of this monument the village lies on the Wooden Architecture Trail of the Silesia province.
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The Palace in Kochcice
Kochcice (4.64 km)
The palace in Kochcice not far from Lubliniec was built in the first decade of the last century by Count Ludwig Karl von Ballestrem, the owner of 3,300 acres of the local estate. The splendid three-storey building was erected in the neo-Baroque style in the center of a large park. Since the 1960s the palace has been used by the Voivodeship Rehabilitation Centre. The park also includes a historic homestead.
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The Palace in Wierzbie
Wierzbie (6.45 km)
In Wierzbie, an old village located near the district capital of Lubliniec, there is an imposing palace, which until recently housed a nursing home, and now is a private property. The first residence here was probably built in the seventeenth century, and the current shape is the result of numerous reconstructions of the following centuries. Above all, the Baroque main portal and the polygonal tower protruding from the roof merit tourists’ attention.
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