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Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns)
CultureVisit: ~30 minFree
Baroque church of the Sacramentine nuns, in the New Town Market Square. It was built between 1688 and 1692 at the commission of Marie Casimire, wife of King John III Sobieski, and is attributed to Tylman van Gameren. It is a centrally planned building with a dome, a symbol of Warsaw Baroque.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns): 2 missions
- Stroll through the Nowe Miasto squareWalk around the New Town square and compare the look of its houses with that of the Old Town, which is a few minutes away.
- Photograph the Baroque domeStep back a few metres along the Nowe Miasto Market Square and frame the church with its dome.
Near Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns)
U Fukiera455 m awayField Cathedral of the Polish Army512 m awayKrasiński Square575 m awayChurch of Our Lady of Grace (Jesuit)579 m awaySaint-Jean Cathedral600 m awayRoyal Castle in Warsaw723 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns)?
Visiting Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns) is free.
How much time do you need for Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns)?
Allow about 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns)?
Stroll through the Nowe Miasto square and Photograph the Baroque dome.
What is there to see near Church of St Casimir (Sacramentine Nuns)?
U Fukiera (455 m), Field Cathedral of the Polish Army (512 m) and Krasiński Square (575 m).
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