June 12, 2009

The Wooden Architecture Route [13] - Sekowa

It seems to be that it is our last stop on the Wooden Architecture Route:) At the end we would like to show you the most impressive church - in Sekowa.
The temple was built in the 16th century and it is entered onto the UNESCO World Heritage List.
More information in the last photo.

11 comments:

nobu said...

It is fine wooden architecture.
It cast very soft image.
Beautiful!!

Lowell said...

Very beautiful! I like the warmth of the wood.

Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com said...

I have really enjoyed your wooden church architecture series. Thank you.

That is the chicken said...

An amazing steep roof on this church. Is it to shed snow?

AB said...

I love these roofs. That of the church are well captured here.

Hilda said...

That interior is fabulous!

I just realized something because of the roofs of these churches. Does it rain or snow often there? The steep slope is perfect for rainy or snowy weather.

VP said...

Great series, the exterior is great and the inside so warm.

PAK said...

Jak Wy to robicie, że macie nie tylko drewniane kościoły, ale i pogodę ;)

arturguzy said...

I really like wooden architecture but in Bielsko we have only three or four examples...
Greetings from Podbeskidzie!

crocrodyl said...

@That is the chicken - it is probably that the roof was built in this shape because of the snow and rain:)
@Hilda - rain is often (especially in spring) in our climate, and snow is there almost all winter:)

siva // ശിവ said...

This wooden architecture seems nice.... Good photography...