Vang church in Karpacz, ticket pricelist, opening hours, car park

Vang church – wooden protestant church built without nails.

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Evangelical-Augsburg Parish Vang
ul. Na Śnieżkę 8
58-540 Karpacz
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Vang church – the view to the historic organs. There are often concerts held in the church.

OPENING HOURS

15 April – 31 October
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
1 November – 14 April
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
NOTES
1. on Sundays and holidays at 10 a.m., there is a service held in the church, participation of tourists is welcome; however, after the service has started, late guests are not allowed to enter the church
visiting the church is possible after 11:30 a.m.
2. on Saturdays, it is possible that a part of the church is unavailable for visiting due to the performed wedding ceremonies

VANG CHURCH – INFORMATION

Vang church is primarily church (of the Lutheran confession)
due to the exceptionality of the church at European scale, the parish made the object available for visiting, the proper dress is necessary
playing the history of the church in the following languages: pl, cz, de, fr, nl, ru is possible for groups of minimum 10 people, the audio recording lasts 12 minutes
there is much chaos concerning car parks in Karpacz, different car parks have different prices, it’s a good idea to ask for prices at car parks
NAVIGATE to the car park at ul. Spokojna 1 recommended by parishioners, it is only 15 minute-long walk to the church from this car park
the exceptional history of Vang church
there is a rental of equipment for bedridden patients at Vang church, for which the parishioners deserve our great respect

TICKET PRICELIST

normal ticket 6 PLN / 1,5 €
reduced ticket 5 PLN / 1,25 €
admission to the area around the church 1 PLN / 0,25 €

HOURS OF SERVICES

Sundays
10 a.m.
holidays
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GALLERY

Vang church in winter.

A short history of the church.

The altar in Vang church.

The internal door, through which you enter the church is decorated with a tangle of snakes and plants.

The upper parts of columns, the so-called capitals, carved in the 12th century in Byzantine style are pieces of art. They are decorated with figures of animals, plants and mascarones.

The church is surrounded by the cloister, which served as the isolation against the cold, it was the place of penance. It was also where weapons and nets were left.