Płock Cathedral

The bishopric in Płock was founded about 1075. The first definite reference to the cathedral is in 1102, when Władysław I Herman was buried there. The present Romanesque cathedral was built after 1129 by prince Bolesław III Wrymouth and Bishop Aleksander of Malonne. In 2018, due to its historical, artistic, scientific, material and landscape values, the Cathedral along with the entire Wzgórze Tumskie ("Tumskie Hill") was listed by the President of Poland as a Historic Monument of Poland. ==Burials==

Polish monarchs • Władysław I Herman • Bolesław III Wrymouth • Bolesław IV the Curly • Konrad I of Masovia • Bolesław II of Masovia Other • Tadeusz Paweł Zakrzewski • Henry of Masovia • Michał Nowodworski ==Gallery==

File:Płock - Fasada katedry - 20110911.jpg|Façade File:2013 Detail of Płock Cathedral - 01.jpg|Renaissance dome of the Płock Cathedral File:DJI 0842-Enhanced-NR-HDR-Edit.jpg|Aerial view of the cathedral File:2013 Altar of Płock Cathedral - 05.jpg|Holy Sacrament Chapel File:2013 Płock Door - 01.jpg|Replica of the Płock Doors (original in Velikiy Novgorod) File:Tomb of Wladislaus I Herman of Poland, Płock, Poland, April 2019.jpg|Tomb of Władysław I Herman of Poland File:6 Plock 095.jpg|Interiors ==See also==