Landmarks
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Parish of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Bargłów KościelnyParish of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Bargłów Kościelny was founded in 1544 by King Sigismund Augustus.
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Roman Catholic cemetery in the parish of the Elevation of the Holy Cross, Bargłów KościelnyRoman Catholic cemetery in the parish of the Elevation of the Holy Cross, founded in the first half of the 19th century, on an irregular polygonal plan. Located in the south-western part of the town, on a small hill, with the area of over 2 ha. It has a c
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The parish in Dąbrowa Białostocka (nowadays of St. Stanislaus the Bishop and Martyr)The parish in Dąbrowa Białostocka (nowadays of St. Stanislaus the Bishop and Martyr) was established in 1595. Sigismund III Vasa was the founder and the parish stayed under royal collation until the last Partition of Poland.
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Jewish cemetery in Dąbrowa BiałostockaJewish cemetery, founded in the 19th century, built on the plan similar to a trapezium.
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Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the monastery complex in RóżanystokThe most beautiful Baroque church in the Biebrza valley – Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Różanystok – stands among the fields.
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Church of St. Anne in Kamienna StaraThe oldest wooden church in Podlaskie Voivodeship has survived in Kamienna Stara.
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Church of St. Agnes in GoniądzChurch of St. Agnes in Goniądz is one of the oldest parishes by the Biebrza.
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Chapel of St. FlorianOn a picturesque slope near the Church St. Agnes there is a small Chapel of St. Florian.
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Chapel of the Holy Spirit in GoniądzIn the burial cemetery by the road to Mońki one can see the Chapel of the Holy Spirit built of yellow brick.
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Church of Our Lady of the Angels in DownaryThe Parish of Our Lady of the Angels in Downary has a short but interesting history.
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Cemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. Agnes in GoniądzCemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. Agnes in Goniądz, founded in early 19th century – consecrated in 1804. Plan of a irregular polygon, radial alley system, surrounded with fields.
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Cemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. George in JanówCemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. George in Janów, founded in early 19th century, spread after 1934 due to the efforts of Fr. Adam Ostrowski.
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Jewish cemetery in JanówJewish cemetery in Janów founded in late 19th century on a rectangular plan. Located in the northern part of the village, outside its buildings, among fields.
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Church of St. John the Baptist in BrzozowaChurch of St. John the Baptist in Brzozowa is located on the eastern edge of the village, near the bridge on the Brzozówka River – an eternal border between Lithuania and the Crown.
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St. Lawrence church in Dolistowo StareIn small Dolistowo Stare the Church of St. Lawrence towers over the meadows of the Biebrza River.
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Chapel of St. Florian in DzięciołowoChapel of St. Florian in Dzięciołowo is hidden in a forest growing right outside the village. It is administratively assigned to the parish in Jatwieź Duża.
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Manor in MikicinThe first manor in Mikicin was built by Jan Sławski between the end of the 15th and beginning of the 16th centuries.
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The Finding and the Exaltation of the Holy Cross church in KorycinThe beginnings of the Parish of the Finding and Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Korycin are not well known. It is supposed that the first church already existed here in the 16th century.
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Church of Our Lady of the Angels in LipskA Roman Catholic Parish (nowadays of Our Lady of the Angels) in Lipsk came into being in 1582. The first churches were made of wood, two of them bunt: the first in 1737, the second in 1857.
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Cemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. Mary of the Angels in LipskCemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. Mary of the Angels in Lipsk, founded in 1825 on a rectangular plan. Located on a hill, in the south-eastern part of the village.
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Jewish cemetery in LipskJewish cemetery in Lipsk founded in late 18th century on a rectangular plan similar to a square. Located in the north-eastern part of the town, now urbanised, on a small hill.
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Church of the Black Madonna of Częstochowa and St. Casimir the Prince in MońkiChurch of the Black Madonna of Częstochowa and St. Casimir the Prince in Mońki has a short, but turbulent history. The parish in a newly created and permanently developing railway settlement was established in 1920.
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Manor in SikoryThe village, initially named Niereśla-Sikory, was first mentioned in the 16th century. It was situated within the Knyszyn property, Kalinowo parish, and was owned by the gentry.
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Churchyard cemetery of the Parish of St. John the Baptist in Nowy DwórChurchyard cemetery of the Parish of St. John the Baptist in Nowy Dwór, founded in the 16th century on a plan of an irregular polygon. Located in Kościelna Street, in the northern frontage of the village square, in the centre of the village.
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Cemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. John the Baptist in Nowy DwórCemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of St. John the Baptist in Nowy Dwór, founded in the beginning of the 19th century on the plan of a irregular polygon.
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Cemetery of the Orthodox Parish of St. Nikolas in Nowy DwórCemetery of the Orthodox Parish of St. Nikolas in Nowy Dwór, founded in ca. 1804, expanded in the 1960s, built on a rectangular plan. Located in the western part of the village, by a road.
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St. Peter and Paul the Apostles in SuchowolaThe first wooden Church of Peter and Paul the Apostles was built in Suchowola in 1791.
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St. James the Apostle church in SztabinFrom the parish in Krasnybór another parish was isolated: the Parish of James the Apostle in Sztabin, the centre of which is currently a Neo-Gothic church with an asymmetrical facade.
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Cemetery chapel in BrzezinyA cemetery chapel in Brzeziny was erected in the burial cemetery in the 1920s, probably at the same time as the church in Laskowiec.
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Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in GiełczynChurch of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Giełczyn is from 1777. It was founded by Chryzanty Opacki, the castellan of Wizna.
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Cemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in GiełczynCemetery of the Roman Catholic Parish of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in Giełczyn, founded in early 19th century on a rectangular plan. Situated by the road from Gać to Giełczyn, about 1 km from the Giełczyn church.
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Church of St. Peter and Paul the Apostles in TrzcianneThe Parish of St. Peter and Paul the Apostles in Trzcianne must have been founded already in the 15th century, for in a document from 1496, signed by Alexander Jagiellon, the Grand Duke of Lithuania, there is a mention of the endowment of a church in Trzc
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Cemetery of the Parish of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in TrzcianneCemetery of the Parish of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Trzcianne, founded in early 19th century – first burial in 1812. Built on a semi-rectangular plan. Situated approx. 300 m from the church, by the road from Trzcianne to Downary.
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The Mound of Papiliakalniaia thousand years old cultural monument with steep 22 meters high slopes. The northern side of the mound’s platform has a trench dug during the Second World War. The eastern side has a monument for the German soldiers of the 131st Infantry Division’s 432nd
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mill SitawkaWatermill from the interwar period, currently in use, was built over the river Kumiałką. There is no artificial reservoir created as a place of recreation and relaxation for the residents of the municipality and surrounding areas.
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Osowiec-TwierdzaOsowiec-fortress - a settlement in Poland, Podlaskie Voivodeship, in east Mońki, in the municipality of Goniadz on the river Biebrza.
