List of sacred buildings in Opole

The list of sacred buildings in Opole contains former and still standing sacred buildings of all religious communities within the current city limits of Opole .

image	Surname	location	construction time	use	Notes, architectural style
	Adalbert Chapel	Mały Rynek ( location )	1663	Roman Catholic
	Alexius Chapel	ul.Spitalna ( location )	1241	Roman Catholic	Gothic chapel with baroque interior decoration
	St. Anna	ul.Jagiełły Opole-Chmielowice ( location )	1864-1990	Roman Catholic
	St. Anna	ul.Jagiełły Opole-Czarnowąsy ( location )	1684-1688	Roman Catholic	The Schrotholzkirche burned down completely in 2005 and was reconstructed true to the original until 2007.
	St. Barbara	Kollanowitz ( location )	1678	Roman Catholic	Schrotholzkirche until 1811 at today's Plac Wolności , since 1813 in Kollanowitz
	Mountain church	ul. sw. Wojciecha ( location )	2002-2009	Roman Catholic
	Christ the King Church	ul.Irydowej 23 ( location )	1983-1984	Roman Catholic
	Ceslauskirche	ul.Hallera 21 ( location )	1983-1984	Roman Catholic
	Dominican monastery	Plac Kopernika ( location )		monastery	Former Dominican monastery - today the seat of the University of Opole (Collegium Maius)
	Evangelical-Augsburg Church	ul.Pasieczna 12 ( location )	1968	possibly - AB
	Franciscan Church	ul.Zamkowa ( location )	1241	Roman Catholic
	Franciscan monastery	ul.Zamkowa ( location )		Roman Catholic
	Cemetery Chapel (ul.Wrocławska)	ul.Wrocławska ( location )	1902	Roman Catholic	Cemetery chapel of the former cemetery on Breslauer Straße - currently dilapidated
	Cemetery chapel (main cemetery)	ul.Cmentarna ( location )	1920	Roman Catholic
	St. Hedwig	ul.Wojciecha Drzymały ( location )	2000	Roman Catholic
	St. Hedwig (Malina)	ul.Teligi 83 ( location )	1989-1993	Roman Catholic
	Holy Spirit Church	ul.Ogrodowa 4 Opole-Winów ( location )	1983-1987	Roman Catholic
	Sacred Heart Church	ul.Ojca Józefa Czaplaka 1 ( location )	1930	Roman Catholic
	St. Hyacinth	ul.Tysiąclecia 11 ( location )	1981-1989	Roman Catholic
	St. John Nepomuk	ul.Opolska 32 Opole-Sławice ( location )	1931	Roman Catholic
	St. Joseph	ul.Proszkowska 74 Opole-Szczepanowice ( location )	1928-1929	Roman Catholic
	St. Joseph	ul.Wrocławska 53 Opole-Wrzoski ( location )	1982-1988	Roman Catholic
	Cathedral of the Holy Cross	ul.Katedralna 2 ( location )	13th Century	Roman Catholic
	St. Charles Borromeo	ul.Chabrów 74 ( location )		Roman Catholic
	St. Catherine	ul.Popiełuszki 13 ( location )	1880-1883	Roman Catholic
	Convent Poor School Sisters of Our Lady	Mały Rynek ( location )		Roman Catholic	Most of the facility was destroyed in World War II.
	Kreuzkirche	pl. Piłsudskiego Józefa ( location )	15th century	Roman Catholic	Former scrap wood church outside the city walls in the Odervorstadt (Polish: Zaodrze ) - dismantled in 1811
	Church of the Assumption of Mary	ul.Wiejska 101 ( location )	1933	Roman Catholic
	St. Michael	ul. ks. Bolesława Domańskiego 4 ( location )	1936-1937	Roman Catholic
	Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland	ul.Oświęcimska 132 ( location )		Roman Catholic
	St. Norbert	Plac Klasztorny 3 Opole-Czarnowąsy ( location )	13th century / 1777	Roman Catholic
	St. Peter and Paul	Plac Mickiewicza ( location )	1923-1925	Roman Catholic
	Castle chapel	Ostrówek ( location )	1307	Roman Catholic	The castle chapel was connected to the former Piast castle by a battlement . It was demolished between 1928 and 1931 along with the Piast Castle.
	Sebastian Chapel	Plac Sebastiana ( location )	1680-1696	Roman Catholic
	Hafenstrasse synagogue	Ul. Szpitalna ( location )	1897	jew. destroyed
	Hospitalstrasse synagogue	Ul. Szpitalna ( location )	1241	formerly Jewish, today TVP Opole
	Church of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary	ul.Mickiewicza 15A Opole-Świerkle ( location )	1949	Roman Catholic
	Of Our Lady of Perpetual Help	Ul. Szpitalna ( location )	1902-1905	Roman Catholic
	Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord	ul.Grota-Roweckiego 3 ( location )	1984-1993	Roman Catholic

Individual evidence

1. ↑ View of the 19th century of the Convent of Our Lady (Polish)
2. ↑ A. Hamada (2008): Architecture of Opole in the historical cityscape. Oficyna Piastwoska (Opole). ISBN 838935745-3 , p. 27
3. ^ History of St. Michael
4. ↑ History of the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord (Polish)

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