St Jack’s church
Bytom
Description
The church building had started in 1908 whereas its ceremonial consecration took place seven years later. The entire building was designed by Max Giemza in the Neo-Roman style.
The two-storey church consists of:
– three naves,
– two towers – 56 meters high,
– organ gallery,
– numerous sandstone sculptures,
– altars and carved wooden pulpit,
– stained-glass windows.
Artificial light dominates inside the church. In the presbytery premises there is a cobbled yard. The temple is located on St Jack’s hill in a quiet part of Bytom. The parish premises include: the graveyard, the chapel and the lower church (located in the main church’s crypt).
Additional information
Is accessible to public?
Yes
How far it is?
At venue
How good lightning is
Medium
Media
Electricity
Noise level
Small
Has parking space
Yes
Needs permission?
Yes