Kaplica św. Rocha i św. Sebastiana, Łódź

Name: Kaplica św. Rocha i św. Sebastiana
Address: 77 Wycieczkowa, Łódź, Poland

#96 among attractions in Łódź

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St. Anthony Chapel - one of two Baroque wooden chapels located at 75 Wycieczkowa Street in Lodz-Lagiewniki. Together with the chapel of St. Roch and St. Sebastian it has survived to the present day as the only one of the entire complex of six Lagiewniki Franciscan chapels.

Alternative names: Architectural style: BaroqueCoordinates: 51°50'42"N, 19°28'45"E

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77 WycieczkowaBałuty (Łagiewniki)Łódź Poland

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Kaplica św. Rocha i św. Sebastiana – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Radogoszcz prison, Survivors' Park, Jewish Cemetery, St. Anthony's Church.

3 miSW
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4.1 miS
Park
Survivors' Park, Łódź
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3.4 miS
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St. Anthony's Church, Łódź
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51°49'24"N • 19°28'36"E
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3.3 miW
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Park
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3.1 miSW
Cemetery
Cmentarz Św. Rocha, Łódź
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