What you'll hear inside St Catherine's Church:

• 1
  Carillon Tower

  The carillon in St. Catherine's Church tower is the largest of three concert carillons in Gdansk—Poland's only city with such distinction—and comprises 50 bells.

• 2
  Tower Clock Museum

  The Clock Museum is housed in the tower of St Catherine's Church and charts the evolution of timekeeping from simple mechanisms to complex engineering across different eras.

• 3
  Gravestone of Jan Hewelius

  Jan Hevelius's memorial tablet sits in the north aisle of St Catherine's Church in Gdańsk, mounted on the pillar above his burial place.

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  Painting of the Virgin of Bołszowce

  The Bołszowce Madonna is one of the most venerated religious paintings in St Catherine's Church in Gdansk, originally from a sanctuary of the same name in the Stanisławów Voivodeship.

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  Sixteenth-Century Octagonal Baptistry

  The octagonal baptismal font dating from the 16th century stands as a significant heritage piece within St Catherine's Church in Gdansk.

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  Gothic Gables of the Presbytery

  The Gothic gables crowning the eastern wall of St Catherine's Church were built in the late 15th century.

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  Jacob van den Block Tower with Baroque Cupola

  The distinctive Baroque spire crowning St Catherine's Church tower was designed by Flemish architect Jacob van den Block in 1634.

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  15th-Century Mural Fresco (Martyrdom of Saint Stephen)

  Gothic wall painting in Saint Catherine's Church depicting the beheading of Saint Stanislaus at the hands of Bolesław the Bold.

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  Side Chapels

  The side chapels of St Catherine's Church in Gdańsk are distributed throughout the nave and at the base of the tower, housing some of the temple's most important artworks.