The Church of St Andrew is a three-nave basilica with a transept, the entrance to which corresponds to the north aisle. which corresponds to the north aisle. The walls are built of stone draughts, and the corners are and the corners are reinforced with larger sandstone blocks. The western facade of the temple is crowned by two slender octaves, placed on quatrefoils and crowned in 1639 with baroque helmets. with baroque helmets. This is the best preserved Romanesque church in the city. of the city's Romanesque churches, was built at the end of the 11th century on the orders of Prince Wladyslaw Hermann. The powerful exterior of the Romanesque church contrasts with the rich Baroque interior. Baroque interior.
