In Przewóz, you can encounter a church with ties to two different places: the Church of Saint Jude Thaddeus was built in 1559 in Gierałtowice and moved to its present location in Przewóz in 1937. Its building history is complemented by a wooden residential building dating from 1840 and two different route connections. The village can thus be explored through its architecture and potential excursion plans.

The Church: Building History and Access

The two dates associated with the church refer to different events: 1559 is the year it was built in Gierałtowice; 1937 marks its relocation to Przewóz. Its present location is therefore not its original building site. If you are interested in the building’s history, you can distinguish between the year it was built and its change of location, rather than reading both dates as referring to the same event.

The church is built using log construction; its roofs and tower spire are covered with shingles. This brings together two different architectural features: the building’s construction and the roofing of the roofs and tower. When viewing it from the outside, you can look out for both. The exterior is generally accessible; you can visit the interior during services or by arrangement with the parish priest. If visiting the interior is important to you, check in advance which option is available during your visit.

Another Wooden Building

Przewóz’s architectural heritage also includes a wooden residential building dating from 1840. It is called “karczma, ob. dom mieszkalny” and complements the church with a second type of building. These two landmarks represent different building purposes: a religious building here, a residential building there. The year 1840 refers to the residential building; the dates associated with the church refer to its construction and subsequent relocation.

Places to Visit and Route Connections

For 2026, Excursion No. 2, “Wzdłuż Odry na południe,” is listed as 40.6 kilometres long, with Przewóz as its destination. The church in Przewóz is also part of Route No. 9. The two route connections answer different planning questions: for No. 2, the distance and destination in the village are specified, while No. 9 includes the church. This lets you distinguish between planning an excursion that ends in Przewóz and visiting the church as part of a different route.

Conditions on sections of Route No. 2 can change, so check them before setting out. Signage and conditions on Route No. 9 can also change. A quick look at the latest information before you leave can help you adapt your plans to the relevant route.

Choose Accommodation to Suit Your Travel Plans

If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Przewóz, you can start by deciding what matters most to you: would you like to visit the church and, if possible, see the interior, or would you like Excursion No. 2 to be part of your stay? The stated visiting options apply to the interior; for the route, check the latest information on conditions along its sections.

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