Overview
Jawor is a modest town in Lower Silesia that draws visitors primarily for its Church of Peace (Kościół Pokoju), a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest evangelical church built in the 17th-century baroque style. The town offers Renaissance architecture, a historic market square, and a relaxed atmosphere without the crowds of larger Polish destinations.
Architecture · Budget Travel · History
Before you go
Money
Poland uses the złoty (PLN). ATMs and card payments are standard in Poland; Jawor as a regional town should have basic banking services.
Transport
Regional trains connect Jawor to Wrocław and Legnica. The train station is on Dworcowa 8.
