Architectural Marvel: Archikatedra Oliwska

Standing in Gdańsk, this 16th-century cathedral showcases unique baroque and rococo architecture that captures attention immediately.

Founded in 1186, the cathedral is a parish church significant to the Pomeranian voivodeship. Its two slim octagonal gothic towers frame a central baroque façade, leading to a notably elongated interior, measuring 90m in length yet only 8.3m wide. Features include a baroque high altar from 1688 and the royal tombstone of the Pomeranian dukes (1613).

Unforgettable Highlights

🎶 Opulent Organ: A finely crafted organ (1763-1793) renowned for its unique sound and mechanized angels. Recitals occur frequently, particularly in summer.

🖼️ Artistic Altar: The striking baroque high altar offers a visual feast with intricate details that attract art lovers.

🌳 Serene Surroundings: Set in a tranquil park, it's a peaceful escape amidst Gdańsk's urban hustle.

Accessible for free, Archikatedra Oliwska is perfect for tourists, families, and anyone interested in history and architecture.