The pilgrimage park has significant natural values, which have been preserved unchanged for four centuries. The natural environment of Kalwaria Zebrzydowska is under strict protection. It results from the adoption of a… Czytaj dalej Natural values

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In the pilgrimage park, all the buildings harmonise with the magnificent setting composed by nature itself with its forest-covered hills and deep ravines. Architecture and landscape are inextricably linked and complement each… Czytaj dalej A place full of harmony

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The implementation of the project “The Heritage of the Sanctuary in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska on the UNESCO Trail” is a response to social needs. We act for the benefit of culture and education… Czytaj dalej We act for the sake of culture

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The Calvary complex is a well-thought-out park and landscape composition. The Lord Jesus’ Procession service, modelled on the ceremonies in Jerusalem, developed during the first years of the Calvary’s existence and is… Czytaj dalej A well-thought-out composition

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Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, as the oldest New Jerusalem on Polish soil, became a model for other Calvaries founded in the 17th century and under the care of the Friars Minor of St Francis.… Czytaj dalej The oldest New Jerusalem

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The Calvary chapels are outstanding in their artistic quality. Almost every one is a Mannerist gem, transferred to the scale of the architecture and landscape. The project ‘The Heritage of the Kalwaria… Czytaj dalej The Calvary Roads are a unique place of harmony

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The Flemish architect and goldsmith Paul Baudarth drew up the plans for all the churches and chapels, and supervised the work and its execution. The ingenuity of Zebrzydowski and his architect is… Czytaj dalej Original architecture

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Mikołaj Zebrzydowski saw a significant resemblance to Jerusalem in his estate. Mount Żar with its existing Church of the Holy Cross resembled the hill of Golgotha. Father Feliks Żebrowski, the tutor of… Czytaj dalej Great construction

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The Calvary Roads in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska were originally created thanks to Mikołaj Zebrzydowski, who founded the Church of the Crucifixion of Jesus in 1600, which gave rise to the entire foundation. The… Czytaj dalej Beginning of the foundation

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The main route of the Way of the Cross on the Way of the Cross trail is two kilometres long and leads from Pilate’s Town Hall to the Church of the Crucifixion… Czytaj dalej The two-kilometre route

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The chapels on the paths were built in the 17th century on the slopes of Mount Zar and Mount Lanckorońska. The entire complex covers an area of about 6 square kilometres, including… Czytaj dalej The route among the mountains

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The entire Calvary Roads are spread over an area of about 6 km, beautifully blending in with the picturesque Beskid landscape. With their topographical and architectural composition, the paths resemble the holy… Czytaj dalej Picturesque landscape

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