The Parish Museum in Blizne

The Parish Museum in Blizne, housed in a wooden vicarage from 1699, offers a fascinating blend of architecture, history, and local culture. Operating under the Parish of All Saints, it is part of a church-parsonage complex that was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2003. The museum displays numerous artifacts related to the history of the parish and the church, as well as historic farming tools that reflect the traditional lifestyle of the region’s inhabitants. Among the most valuable exhibits is the manuscript "Willa Blizne episcopalis visitatia 1745," a transcript of the visitation by Bishop Wacław Hieronim Sierakowski, underscoring the site’s historical and religious significance. Visiting the museum and the church requires prior arrangement, which adds to the unique atmosphere and encourages a deeper exploration of local traditions.