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In 2004, the Bydgoszcz Fara Church was elevated to the status of Cathedral of the Diocese of Bydgoszcz by a decree from Pope John Paul II. Yet, for countless generations of Bydgoszcz locals, it had long stood as the city's sole and most distinguished church. This architectural gem, with its rich history and impressive Gothic style, has been a cornerstone of the community's spiritual life for centuries. Stepping into the cathedral, you'll find yourself surrounded by stunning stained glass windows that cast colorful patterns on the stone floors, creating an atmosphere both peaceful and awe-inspiring. Don't miss the chance to experience the cathedral's renowned acoustics during one of its frequent organ concerts, a treat for the senses that shouldn't be overlooked.
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Bydgoszcz Canal 
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