The parish church in Grzawa, in the commune of Pszczyna, is one of the oldest and most valuable timber structures in the region. The characteristic tripartite church covered with a shingle roof and a small bell tower is also the oldest wooden Catholic church. The building, erected in a log cabin construction on the site of the former shrine, comes from the sixteenth century. The church is located on the Wooden Architecture Trail of the Silesia province.
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