All Saints' Church in Warsaw

Poland, Warsaw
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All Saints' Church in Warsaw

Poland, Warsaw
All Saints' Church in Warsaw is a historic Neo-Renaissance Catholic church located at Grzybowski Square (plac Grzybowski 3/5). Built between 1861 and 1883 by architect Henryk Marconi, it is one of the largest religious buildings in the city.
Constructed between 1861 and 1883, it could accommodate up to 8,000 people. It was severely damaged during the bombings of September 1939. In 1940, it ended up in the Warsaw Ghetto, where the church's rector, Marcel Godlewski, actively helped save Jews, hiding them from the Nazis.

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The Church of All Saints, designed by Henryk Marconi, was built over 30 years and was finally completed in 1895. Construction was carried out (with interruptions) under the direction of Henryk Marconi, Walerij Felix Zygadlewicz and Zygmunt Kislyanski. This neo-Renaissance building with two towers is distinguished by its richly decorated facade with clear horizontal and vertical divisions. In addition to decorative window openings, cornices, pilasters and Ionic semi-columns, the entire facade is decorated with bas-reliefs and statues.
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