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Cerkiew Sw. Paraskewy

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Sep 21, 2025 - Sep 22, 2025
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Cerkiew Sw. Paraskewy: A Glimpse into Orthodox Heritage

Cerkiew Sw. Paraskewy stands as a testament to the wealth of religious history in Krakow, built in 1700 and founded by orthodox Christians in the region.

This wooden church features traditional wooden architecture characteristic of Polish Orthodox churches, with intricate iconostasis and vibrant frescoes illustrating its cultural significance. It is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site within the Wooden Tatra Churches group.

Must-See Highlights

  • Beautiful Iconostasis 🎨
  • Historic Architecture 🏛️
  • Traditional Wooden Structure 🌳

Accessibility is free, making it an ideal visit for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Cerkiew Sw. Paraskewy

UNESCO Site

Cerkiew Sw. Paraskewy is part of the UNESCO World Heritage listing for Wooden Tatra Churches.

Unique Building Techniques

The church showcases traditional wooden construction techniques, typical of 18th-century Carpathian architecture.

Rich Iconography

The interior features various icons painted by notable artists, reflecting deep religious traditions.

Location

Kwiaton