Attractions and Places To See around Lelkowo - Top 17

The parish of St. Peter and Paul has its own church district, which was founded in 1312.

On the market square you will find several information boards describing the history of the city, the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul and the building of the former town hall, entered on the list of historical monuments. The beginnings of the town hall date back to the 14th-15th centuries. Situated in the middle of the market square, over the centuries it has been destroyed by fires and rebuilt many times - its current shape refers to the late Baroque reconstruction from the 18th century. It is distinguished by a characteristic turret from 1997.

The Missionary Seminary of the Divine Word Missionaries in Pieniężno is an important center for educating future missionaries, operating since 1948. The seminary is affiliated with the Faculty of Theology of the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn and can boast over 600 graduates who have taken up service all over the world. The facility is located at the Mission House of St. Adalbert and is home to, among others, the student Anthropology of Culture Scientific Club. Next to it is the church of St. Adalbert.

The Church of St. Martin in Tolkowiec is a Gothic temple built in the late 14th century, which is today one of the most interesting religious monuments in the region. The building was built of stone and brick, and its shape was rebuilt many times, including after the destruction of the Polish-Teutonic wars and in the 19th century, when a neo-Gothic tower was added. It is worth paying attention to the preserved Gothic eastern gable with characteristic blind windows and a unique onion-shaped window. The church is located on the Green Velo bicycle route.

Hilger Hertel from Münster built this church in 1897 in neo-gothic style after the gothic church had been destroyed two years earlier.

The church was built in 1851. After being badly damaged in fighting at the end of World War II, everything but the tower was demolished in the 1960s.

The tower of the Evangelical church in Pieniężno - the only remnant of the Evangelical church in Pieniężno, built in 1844-1851, located at the Market Square. The tower is 28 meters high. It represents the neo-Gothic style. It was connected with the nave of the temple. Its stone foundations can still be seen today. The church was a hall structure. The designer of the building was probably Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The temple was partially destroyed during the war in 1945, then demolished in the 1960s. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wie%C5%BCa_ko%C5%9Bcio%C5%82a_ewangelickiego_w_Pieni%C4%99%C5%BCnie

Town Hall in Pieniężno - one of the registered monuments of the town of Pieniężno in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. It is currently being rebuilt after the destruction during World War II. The town hall is located in the middle of a square market square. It was built in the 14th-15th centuries. Like other medieval town halls, the building was surrounded by stalls and merchants' houses. In the years 1627, 166 and 1684, the town hall was destroyed by fires. After the last destruction by fire in 1720, the building was rebuilt in the late Baroque style. The town hall had one floor and was built on a rectangular plan. The building was covered with a hipped roof made of Dutch roof tiles. In the middle of the ridge, an octagonal tower with two storeys was built with a metal balustrade, which created a small viewing terrace. The upper part of the tower was much narrower, covered with a spire with a spire opening and a pennant with the date 1772. The southern and northern walls were covered by adjacent buildings, which are currently being reconstructed to their pre-1772 condition. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratusz_w_Pieni%C4%99%C5%BCnie