The rotunda of St John Vianney's Church in Sołacz seen from the steps i

Churches

St John Vianney's Church

The church in Sołacz is a neoclassical rotunda on a circular plan, built in 1928–1930. It is a monument of Polish interwar architecture.

History

The church stands on a rise, and monumental, wide steps lead up to it.

What to see

A central columned portico, two side porticoes and a dome over the chancel.

A bright, spacious interior with a crucifix in the high altar and stained glass referring to St John Vianney, St Adalbert and the Last Supper.

Good to know

The church lies near Sołacki Park, so the two places are easy to combine.

This is a working church. It cannot be visited during Mass and services, and you are asked to dress modestly and keep quiet.

Sources (in Polish)

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