Towering above the city, a symbol of faith and history, stands the Kosciol pw. swietego Jana Chrzciciela. Built in 1907, this church is a beautiful example of Neo-Romanesque architecture. It is a testament to the community’s faith and resilience, having served as a place of worship for both Protestant and Catholic communities throughout its existence. Here, amidst the changing tides of time, the church has witnessed the growth and evolution of the city itself. Initially conceived as an evangelical church in the village of Moys, the church was later incorporated into the city of Gorlitz. This act of inclusion, reflecting the changing landscape of the region. However, it was with the end of World War II that the church’s identity shifted. Today, this magnificent structure stands as a testament to the enduring power of faith and community, a place where people come together to celebrate, mourn, and find solace in the shared experience of humanity. Despite the shifts in the city’s boundaries, the Kosciol pw. swietego Jana Chrzciciela has consistently acted as a beacon for those seeking religious fulfillment. It stands as a reminder that faith can transcend political and historical changes.
Weinbergturm
High above us stands the Weinbergturm. It is a testament to Görlitz’s rich history and stunning landscapes. This wooden tower