St. Bartholomew’s Parish Church

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Kazimierza Wielkiego 1, Płock, Mazowieckie, Poland • http://www.poland.travel

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Gothic style Church erected in 1356, converted many times as an effect of escarpment subside. In the interior there is an early-baroque altar with Ascension painting from about 1640. Next to the Church there is a belfry from the end of XIX century and a statue of St. Barbra the patron of water sports enthusiasts.

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