between the first quarter and the end of the 16th century. In the 3rd quarter of the 18th century, the window was rebuilt. It has been restored many times, notably from 1934 to 1938. The church has a floor positioned below the level of the environment, a simple closed chancel, two symmetrically placed vestries, a three-bay nave, and a tower. It was built on a thread cross. The vaults of the nave barrel vault with lunettes of the star superimposed on grid ribs. On the eastern slope is the inscription IH1586 . There is a picture showing Stanislas Witold Bienias’ Battle of Warsaw in 1920 as well as original baroque items such as: the main altar, which shows the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary sculptures of St. Adalbert and St. Stanislaus side altar of St. Anne side altar of St. Barbara a font In 1961, the church was entered in the Polish register of monuments. Industry In Serock there are small service and manufacturing industries. Goods manufactured here are mainly food, electrical engineering, ceramics, furniture and equipment. Around the village, strawberries and vegetables are grown. Tourism Serock is a recreational and relaxation site. Holiday resorts and conference and training centres are located here or nearby. There is also a haven for passenger shipping. There are numerous organised hiking trails, including the road brook and ravine at the top of the Barbarka. Through the village runs the tourist walking trail with Dębego. As a result of the damming of the Bug and Narew rivers, conditions are ideal for water sports and fishing. There are approximately 4,500 recreational homes in the area. The location is also a center of culture and sport. There's a lot of organised cultural events, including the International Folklore Review Kupalnocka (including experienced teams from Taiwan, Russia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Chile, Romania, Slovakia, Sweden, Greece, Egypt, Italy, France, Turkey, Canada, Croatia, and the Netherlands) and Serock Summer Music (including vocal and instrumental concerts at the top of Barbarka). Communication Serock is at an intersection of national roads 61 and 62 which has bus connections but no railway connections. Twin towns – sister cities Celleno, Italy Dzierżoniów, Poland Ignalina, Lithuania Lanškroun, Czech Republic Radzionków, Poland References External links http://www.serock.pl/ Jewish Community in Serock on Virtual Shtetl Cities and towns in Masovian Voivodeship Legionowo County 10th-century establishments in Poland Populated places established in the 10th century Masovian Voivodeship (1526–1795) Łomża