the tower przemy archcathedral

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the tower of the Przemy?l Archcathedral Royalty Free Stock Photo

Greek Catholic Archcathedral of St. John the Baptist in Przemy?l (a former Jesuit church from 1632) Royalty Free Stock Photo

the tower of the Przemy?l Archcathedral became accessible to tourists and residents of the city. After a major renovation that meets high security requirements, it is currently the third building (after the Clock Tower on Independence Square and the Casimir Castle Tower) from which you can admire the panorama of Nadshansky Castle. The tower of the cathedral was built in stages. Construction began under Bishop Wac?aw Hieronim Sierakowski in 1759 and was completed in 1766. A clock was placed on the tower, the mechanism of which we can admire on the first level.