Ruins of the 14th-century church in Wocławy

Adres Władysława Łokietka, 83-020 Wocławy

Ruins of a Gothic church in Wocławy, which was raised in the second half of the 14th century. It was a basilica building with a massive tower on the western side and a unique pillar and hollow gable on the eastern side. The temple was initially used by the Protestants and then by the Mennonites, who settled on these lands before 1680. The building was destroyed by fire in 1729. After the fire the church was rebuilt, but in a much more modest form. It was once again destroyed during the war and was not rebuilt anymore. The building is located in the community of Cedry Wielkie.

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