Best places: Religions in Babice Nowe, Poland

Brick church built in the early 20th century, known for its striking frescoes & stained glass.

Established in 1790, this cemetery is the final resting place of many prominent Polish individuals.

👍👍 All you need to know about Muslim culture is here, the people who run the center are really nice and cooperative. The center is open 24 hours and they conduct trainings and sessions for those who are interested in Muslim Culture. You can find as well a shop for oriental products and also a restauran...

👍👍 Beautiful church!

👍👍 Probably the most unique church in Warsaw. The truly monumental architecture of the cathedral with wonderful acoustics, beautiful interior and unique surroundings. A person may feel as if he had gone abroad. But the building is one thing and the parish priest who performs ceremonies there is another...

Final resting place since 1806 of prominent Polish Jews & mass graves for victims of WWII massacres.

👍👍 Świetne, czyste, nowoczesne ale przytulne pokoje i wnętrza , cudowna Kaplica Adoracji❤️ , sauna, sala fitness , masaże , tężnia i wiele innych. Warto nawet jak ktoś niekoniecznie na rekolekcje , ale na konferencję , integrację , biznesowo i pobytowo. A jaka kuchnia !!! Miodzio 😁. Od listopada będą...

👍👍 Greetings to the Mariavite brothers - faithful of the Roman Catholic Church. I attended Holy Mass. in this temple. It brought back my childhood memories from the early 1980s, when the breeze/mist of the Tridentine Mass could still be felt in churches.

👍 The church has stood in this place since the 14th century. The original wooden one was burned by the Swedes during the Deluge in 1655, the construction of the brick one began 40 years later with the funds of Queen Marysieńka Sobieska. Ruined and burned by the Prussians during the siege of Warsaw in...

👍👍 The Memorial Room is a spacious, single-story, stone building resembling a bunker. It is divided into several rooms. In the Hall of Testimonies there is a temporary exhibition "Death of the City" - a bird's eye view map of the left bank of Warsaw, on which places of executions and temporary graves o...