St Jack's church

The church building had started in 1908 whereas its ceremonial consecration took place seven years later. The entire building was designed by Max Giemza in the Neo-Roman style.

The two-storey church consists of:

- three naves,

- two towers – 56 meters high,

- organ gallery,

- numerous sandstone sculptures,

- altars and carved wooden pulpit,

- stained-glass windows.

Artificial light dominates inside the church. In the presbytery premises  there is a cobbled yard. The temple is located on St Jack’s hill in a quiet part of Bytom. The parish premises include: the graveyard, the chapel and the lower church (located in the main church’s crypt).