A magnificent facade with fabulous brickwork is just one of the exceptional aspects of this marvellous church. The step-wise apex with each segment decorated with an ornate column is spectacular. The entrance area is embellished with lovely designs.

The beauty continues inside. An impressive pulpit and its canopy decorate one side wall. Confessionals were plentiful, exceptionally lovely with wood carvings. A queue was in place waiting to be heard.

The central aisle is breathtaking with arches and columns soaring to the ceiling. The latter is heavenly blue with Gothic motifs. Rich embellishments adorn the altar area.

Numerous statues and memorials are to be seen. A fine one is to Iwo Odrowąż who was a medieval humanist, statesman, and bishop.

The side chapels are also worth admiring. Of varying ornateness they are tranquil and holy places, dedicated to various sainthoods.

At the rear a splendid organ with a backdrop of light through a fine stained-glass window looked wonderful.

Beautiful, solemn place. Interior is a lot simpler than St. Mary's, but in my opinion it adds to the charm and atmosphere of this place.

As this church was across the road from our hotel, we called in first thing on a walking day around the old town. I was stunned by the scale of the place...there is a monastery attached as well with some beautiful artwork on the walls. One painting in particular stood out as the characters were all holding their own heads...I wonder why...must look it up once we ate home.