Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Kolegiata św. Marcina

The founder of the Collegiate church of Saint Martin, first mentioned in 1206, is not known. The church was built in the Romanesque style, and it contains many Gothic elements as well as later Renaissance and baroque details. There are two towers on the western side. The interior is Baroque.

The founder of the Collegiate church of Saint Martin, first mentioned in 1206, is not known. The church was built in the Romanesque style, and it contains many Gothic elements as well as later Renaissance and baroque details. There are two towers on the western side. Strange creatures hide in the frieze on the wall.

The founder of the Collegiate church of Saint Martin, first mentioned in 1206, is not known. The church was built in the Romanesque style, and it contains many Gothic elements as well as later Renaissance and baroque details. There are two towers on the western side. The early Gothic portal.

The founder of the Collegiate church of Saint Martin, first mentioned in 1206, is not known. The church was built in the Romanesque style, and it contains many Gothic elements as well as later Renaissance and baroque details. There are two towers on the western side. Where once was probably the tympanum of the Romanesque portal, is now a Gothic decoration.

The founder of the Collegiate church of Saint Martin, first mentioned in 1206, is not known. The church was built in the Romanesque style, and it contains many Gothic elements as well as later Renaissance and baroque details. There are two towers on the western side.

The founder of the Collegiate church of Saint Martin, first mentioned in 1206, is not known. The church was built in the Romanesque style, and it contains many Gothic elements as well as later Renaissance and baroque details. There are two towers on the western side. The south, the Romanesque one, is built of the stone cut, it marks out with Romanesque little windows. The second tower, built later, has a simpler shape.