The Cathedral of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul is the main Catholic cathedral of the Latin rite in Kamenetz-Podolsky, a national monument of the history of culture and architecture of the 16th-16th centuries, the only Christian church in the world with a minaret. The cult complex, made in several architectural styles, includes a cathedral, a bell tower, a triumphal gate and a Turkish minaret. During the period of Turkish rule in 1672-1699, the church, after the addition of a minaret 36.5 meters high, was the main mosque of the city.

After the return of the Poles, the minaret was preserved, according to the agreement of the parties, but a gilded statue of the Virgin was installed on top. The Triumphal Arch leads to the Peter and Paul Church in honor of the arrival in the city in 1781 of the last Polish king Stanislav August. Excursions to the Peter and Paul Cathedral are held in their free time from worship.