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The most distinctive monument in Pszow is undoubtedly the Minor Basilica of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It was built in the 14th century in Gothic style, and later underwent a face-lift in Baroque style. Inside the church treasures: a Baroque high altar from 1710, a baptismal font from 1700 and an organ from 1740.

Among the monuments of Pszow, St. Nicholas Church is like the ancient chronicles that tell the ancient history of the city. Its roots date back to the 13th century, when it was erected in Romanesque style. However, time did not fail to touch the temple with its long fingers, so that in later years it was refreshed and transformed into a Gothic style.

The interior of this sacred wonder contains a centuries-old Romanesque portal, carved from sandstone, which, with carvings depicting biblical scenes and figures of saints, weaves a tale that many of us have already forgotten. It's like a window in time, transporting us to an era when stone took on a soul in the hands of sculptors.

But that's not the end of the mysteries of St. Nicholas Church. The Gothic main altar, carved from wood in the 1500s, shows scenes from the life of Jesus Christ in carvings. It is a work of mystics that seems to pulsate with life, telling the story of the savior's journey.

In this temple of Baroque craftsmanship, a slumbering baptismal font from the early 18th century stands like a monument to time. Carved from marble, it tells the story of the life of St. John the Baptist through sculptures that mute the marble hymn.

And it's not just a marble hymn.

But these are just three key artifacts in the fabric of time of St. Nicholas Church. A 16th-century Renaissance pulpit, an 18th-century rococo stall, 17th- and 18th-century paintings, and sculptures of the time all add up to a remarkable mosaic of sacred culture and art.

The church's interior is also a unique mosaic of sacred culture and art.

Another interesting sacred site is St. Nicholas Church, built in the 13th century in Romanesque style and later converted to Gothic. Inside, one can admire a Romanesque portal from the 13th century, a Gothic high altar from the 1500s and a Baroque baptismal font from the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries.

The Church of St. Nicholas is also a great place to visit.

Nearly to Pszow, in Tworków, are the ruins of a 14th century castle, originally built at the request of the Dukes of Racibórz, later converted to a Renaissance castle. Unfortunately, World War II contributed to the destruction of the building and it now presents itself only as a fascinating ruin.

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In Łączna, also near Pszów, awaits the historic Ignacy Mine, a relic from the 19th century that was once one of the most modern in Upper Silesia. Today you can tour it and see what the mine looked like years ago.

The Szarlota Heap, an artificial mountain in Pszów built from post-mining waste in the 19th century, offers the highest vantage point in the area. The panorama of the city and the surrounding area from this point is impressive.

The panorama of the city and the surrounding area from this point is impressive.

The Lezczok Nature Reserve, also near Pszow, is a nature oasis with forests, meadows and glades. Rare species of plants and animals can be found here, making it an ideal place for nature lovers.

The area is a great place to visit.

What do restaurants in Pszow offer?

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Finally, for the palate - Pszow's regional cuisine. Silesian dumplings, potato pancakes, bigos, pierogi, all in local restaurants. Traditional Silesian cuisine in Pszow is an unforgettable experience for the palate.

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Bus Pszów

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In summary, Pszów is a city full of history, culture and tourist attractions. Whether you are a lover of monuments or nature, you are sure to find something of interest here. And the taste of regional cuisine will further enhance your stay. If you would like to take a trip to Pszow and its surroundings, you can use, for example, the coaches of the Sindbad line. Our modern and very comfortable coaches stop on Traugutta Street, right next to the Biedronka store.

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