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The early Baroque parish belfry, erected in 1637-1651 from the foundation of Wojciech Robert Porcjusz, three-storey, crowned with a prominent cornice supported on profiled corbels, covered with a monumental spherical helmet with a column lantern ended with a monstrance weather vane. The belfry can be visited with a guide of the nearby Craft Museum. Due to the technical condition of the building, only small groups can enter the top, where narrow, stone and wooden stairs lead. Inside, there are three bells cast in 1639: Jan, Marian and Urban. The latter weighs 5 tons and has a circumference of almost 500 centimeters. You can also see the mechanism that moves the old tower clock, built in Poland's first tower clock factory, founded in loom by Michał Mięsowicz. A beautiful view can be seen from the top floor below the dome. Weather permitting, you can admire the panorama of the Dynów-Strzyżów Foothills from one side and the Low Beskids and Cergowa from the other side. However, the... wyświetl cały opis

The early Baroque parish belfry, erected in 1637-1651 from the foundation of Wojciech Robert Porcjusz, three-storey, crowned with a prominent cornice supported on profiled corbels, covered with a monumental spherical helmet with a column lantern ended with a monstrance weather vane. The belfry can be visited with a guide of the nearby Craft Museum. Due to the technical condition of the building, only small groups can enter the top, where narrow, stone and wooden stairs lead. Inside, there are three bells cast in 1639: Jan, Marian and Urban. The latter weighs 5 tons and has a circumference of almost 500 centimeters. You can also see the mechanism that moves the old tower clock, built in Poland's first tower clock factory, founded in loom by Michał Mięsowicz. A beautiful view can be seen from the top floor below the dome. Weather permitting, you can admire the panorama of the Dynów-Strzyżów Foothills from one side and the Low Beskids and Cergowa from the other side. However, the terrace is not yet available to tourists, although the city authorities have plans to make it available.

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