Audio Guide of the Ruins of St. Peter's Church

The ruins are freely accessible 24 hours a day, as they are located in a space open to the public. However, we recommend visiting during daylight hours for greater safety and better visibility.

No, access to the Ruins of St. Peter's Church is completely free. No tickets or advance reservations are required to visit this open-air historic monument.

It is recommended to spend 20 to 40 minutes exploring the ruins at a relaxed pace and appreciating their architecture. If you plan to read all the available historical information, consider adding another 15 minutes.

Built in the 13th century, this Gothic church was one of the oldest in the Kuyavia region. Its current state as a romantic ruin makes it a unique testimony to medieval Polish architecture with more than 700 years of history.

The best time is from May to September, when the weather is warmer and drier. We recommend visiting early in the morning or at sunset to enjoy spectacular lighting on the ruins with fewer people around.

The ground around the ruins is uneven and has some stairs in poor condition. Caution is advised. For detailed accessibility information, you can contact the local tourist office: visitinowroclaw.eu.

Less than a 10-minute walk away, you will find: the largest sundial in Poland, the Jan Kasprowicz Museum (muzeuminowroclaw.pl), and Solankowy Park with its famous thermal saltworks.

Wear comfortable shoes for uneven ground, bring a bottle of water in summer, and be sure to visit the bilingual information panels (Polish/English). We recommend combining your visit with nearby Solankowy Park (solankowy.pl).