What you'll hear inside Church of Our Lady on the Sand:

• 1
  12th-century Romanesque Tympanum

  This 12th-century Romanesque tympanum is a remarkable stone relief from Wrocław's original Romanesque church, which preceded the present Gothic structure.

• 2
  Mobile Nativity Scene (Ruchoma Szopka)

  The Ruchoma Szopka (Mobile Nativity Scene) is a permanent kinetic installation housed in a chapel on the ground floor of the old monastery's west wing, accessed from the church's south aisle.

• 3
  Late Gothic Baptismal Font (1464–1472)

  The Late Gothic baptismal font, created between 1464 and 1472, stands as one of the oldest surviving fixtures within the Church of Our Lady on the Sand.

• 4
  Holy Cross Chapel

  The Chapel of the Holy Cross is a Baroque structure adjoined to the Church of Our Lady of the Sand, built in 1666.

• 5
  Teresa Maria Reklewska Stained Glass Windows

  Teresa Maria Reklewska's stained glass windows are the defining feature of this Wrocław church's interior.

• 6
  South Tower

  The South Tower is the sole survivor of two western towers originally planned for the cathedral, standing taller than the nave itself.