Franciscan Church of the Holy Trinity

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The Franciscan Church of the Holy Trinity, off the southern corner of the Rynek, was built of brick around 1330, but the interior was reshaped later on various occasions. It boasts an ornate high altar, an 18th-century organ, and a domed Renaissance chapel in the left-hand aisle, separated by a fine late-16th-century wrought-iron grille. The highlight of the church is the Chapel of St Anne (Kaplica Św Anny), which is accessible from the right-hand aisle through a doorway with a tympanum.

The Gothic-vaulted chapel houses a pair of massive double tombs (interring the local dukes) carved in sandstone in the 1380s. They were originally painted but the colour has almost disappeared. There are 13 more coffins in the crypt below.