Ramsowo: Brick Church and History
Accommodation in Ramsowo
Ramsowo, in Poland’s Warmia region, has a distinct local character, with its brick church and several protected monuments. The previous hotel page mixed information about the village and the surrounding landscape; when choosing accommodation, the actual address of a listing is what matters.
Baroque Church in Ramsowo
- The Church of the Apostles St. Andrew and St. Roch in Ramsowo was built between 1727 and 1730 to replace an earlier wooden church dating from the late 14th century.
- The parish Church of St. Andrew the Apostle in Ramsowo is an unplastered brick building in the Baroque style.
- The tower of the parish Church of St. Andrew the Apostle in Ramsowo has a square ground plan, six storeys and a clock; its Baroque spire is topped with a cross.
- The furnishings of the Church of the Apostles St. Andrew and St. Roch in Ramsowo include an 18th-century high altar with images and sculptures of saints, late Baroque side altars, and an ornate pulpit in the Baroque-Classical style.
- The Church of St. Andrew the Apostle in Ramsowo has been listed in the register of immovable monuments under number a-835 since 19 March 1968.
Other protected sites
- The Roman Catholic cemetery in Ramsowo has been listed in the register of immovable monuments under number A-2405 since 5 May 1988.
- The former Protestant burial chapel in Ramsowo, now a Roman Catholic mortuary chapel and its surroundings, has been listed in the register of immovable monuments under number A-4568 since 21 April 2011.
Choose accommodation that suits you
A hotel in the wider region is not necessarily in Ramsowo or near the church. Check the location, availability and amenities of each listing. Monument registration attests to historical significance, but does not guarantee that the interior of the church or chapel can be visited at any time.
For regional context: Olsztyn.
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