Rotunda Sw. Prokopa, Strzelno

A perfectly preserved Romanesque church from the 12th century, a very interesting structure made of hewn stones and a raw, unplastered interior give a sense of time stopped. Of course, the impression is enhanced by the story of the local guide and at the same time the custodian of the entire monastery complex. On the site of the museum and the second church rebuilt several times with Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque motifs, but with the famous Romanesque columns from Strzelno. An absolutely atmospheric place!

Rotunda as a historic building for 5 stars, unfortunately, my wife and I were after 6 p.m. on a weekday, after driving over 500 km and it turned out that it is not possible to enter ... It's a pity and 3 stars - the average is 4. ..

We don't have many Romanesque buildings in Poland, so visiting them is always associated with an additional thrill. In addition, it is empty here, you can climb the steep wooden stairs to the gallery and watch all the details up close.

One of the oldest preserved churches in Poland. Tiny, but still much more spacious than the rotunda in Cieszyn known from the 20 zloty banknote. A must-see on the Piast Route. Plus for the guide's story. It's nice to be able to join the choir.

Well-kept place, but apart from the church and the rotunda, there is nothing interesting to see.