Tserkov in Tyniowice was built in 1700 or 1709

Tserkov in Tyniowice

 

how to get there

The three-part, log tserkva is oriented eastward. It comprises an octagonal nave (a rare example of a rotund-type structure), as well as a much smaller chancel enclosed on the eastern side with semi-hexagonal walls, and a square narthex on the western side, with a size similar to that of the chancel.

 

The tserkva is not open to visitors.

 

Read more about the attraction on the Wooden Architecture Route website

 

 

Photo: Wawrzyniec Augustyn

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