A 14th-century Gothic church with surviving frescoes, at the foot of Lech Hill.
One of the oldest churches in Gniezno, a former hospital church of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre. It keeps its austere Gothic character.
The most valuable feature is the set of medieval wall paintings in the chancel – an ensemble of a kind not common in Greater Poland.
approx. 15 min walk
At the foot of Lech Hill by Lake Jelonek – fifteen minutes from us, five minutes downhill from the cathedral.
Usually locked outside services, and the Gothic frescoes are inside. If they are what you came for, call the parish first.
No ticket and no connection needed – comfortable shoes are enough.
At the foot of Lech Hill by Lake Jelonek – fifteen minutes from us, five minutes downhill from the cathedral. No ticket and no connection needed.
A 14th-century Gothic church with surviving frescoes, at the foot of Lech Hill. Among the highlights: Between the cathedral and Lake Jelonek, 14th-century origins, Gothic frescoes in the chancel, Austere original interior, Confirm opening with the parish.
We recommend it especially for: Seekers of medieval detail. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
A lake in the middle of town with a promenade loop below the cathedral.
approx. 20 min walkA multimedia account of the birth of Poland, on Lake Jelonek.
approx. 5 min walkA historic fan-shaped roundhouse with a turntable, five minutes away.
A private bathroom cabin, self check-in and a central location – stay at Podziemne Arkady.