Wang Temple - Tremonti Hotel Karpacz

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This oldest wooden church in Poland attracts crowds of tourists vacationing in Karpacz. For many, it is a symbol of the city!

The temple was built in the 12th century from pine logs in Vang, Norway. After many centuries, the inhabitants of the city decided to sell the church to raise funds for the construction of a new one. The temple was purchased by Emperor Frederick William IV and so she set off on a journey to Berlin. At the instigation of Count Fryderyk von Reden from Bukowiec, the temple was moved to Lower Silesia, where the Evangelical population suffered from a lack of places for prayer, Karpacz was chosen. The construction of the church is made without nails, it was eventually rebuilt many times. A stone belfry was added to protect the temple from the wind from Śnieżka, currently the church has 3 bells. Right next to the temple there is a cemetery where m. Tadeusz Rozewicz. Address: Na Śnieżka 8, Karpacz

ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja 77/77a
58-540 Karpacz, PL

75 76 96 000
rezerwacje@tremonti.pl

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