Basilica of the Visitation

This Baroque pilgrimage church, designated as a National Cultural Monument, is characterized by its prominent twin-tower facade. Elevated to the status of a basilica minor in 1999, the site is often referred to as the Silesian Lourdes due to its importance as a major pilgrimage destination. Historical significance dates back to the 17th century, while the building's inception is recorded as 1800.

The interior is noted for its rich decoration and contains eight chapels. The architectural style is consistently Baroque throughout the structure.

The surrounding grounds include a park which features a Stations of the Cross (Křížová cesta) area. As a significant Roman Catholic place of worship and heritage site, the basilica is open to the public.