St. George Church

For the first time, the church was mentioned in 1305, in the Book of endowments of the Bishopric of Wrocław. Since 1502, it becomes a branch of the Assumption of Mary parish in Kępnica. The architecture of the temple combines the late-Romanesque and early-Gothic elements. Over the years, it has been repeatedly rebuilt and renovated, which resulted in a partial disappearance of style-specific features. Inside, polychromes from the 15^th century have been preserved, so have the Rococo main altar and tabernacle, Classicist pulpit from the 18^th century or marble baptismal font from the 17^th century.