What you'll hear inside Oliwa Cathedral:

• 1
  Great Organ of Oliwa

  The Great Organ of Oliwa sits in the western gallery of the nave and ranks amongst Poland's largest organs and Europe's most historically significant instruments.

• 2
  Coral Organ

  The Órgano Coral is a compact organ positioned in the south transept of Gdańsk Cathedral, housed within a historic 16th-century case.

• 3
  Baroque High Altar (1688)

  The Baroque High Altar of 1688 dominates the chancel of Oliwa Cathedral and stands as Pomerania's most comprehensive baroque work.

• 4
  Renaissance High Altar (1605)

  Oliwa Cathedral's Renaissance high altar, constructed between 1604 and 1606, stands as a fine example of Dutch Renaissance design.

• 5
  St John Nepomuk Chapel

  The Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk is a striking Rococo chapel within Oliwa Cathedral in Gdańsk.

• 6
  Chapel of the Holy Cross

  The Chapel of the Holy Cross is one of the striking Rococo chapels within the interior of Oliwa Cathedral.

• 7
  Mausoleum of the Dukes of Pomerania

  The Mausoleum of the Dukes of Pomerania stands as one of the most significant funerary monuments inside Oliwa Cathedral.

• 8
  Episcopal Crypt

  The Episcopal Crypt is a burial chamber within the Oliwa Metropolitan Cathedral complex in Gdańsk, serving as the resting place for the diocesan bishops.

• 9
  Diocesan Museum (former Cistercian Cloister)

  Museum of sacred art housed since nineteen seventy-five in the former Cistercian monastery of Oliwa, today the seat of the Gdańsk Seminary.