Sacred Heart of Jesus Church – built around the mid-13th century in the late-Romanesque style, converted in the neo-Gothic style in 1878, which coincided with the addition of a belfry.
Only stone walls of the south and the north elevations along with the chancel with three characteristic windows have remained from the previous sanctuary.
A 15th-century Gothic brick chapel annex with an ogival portal and groin vault is adjacent to the church from the North.;
The church has been in possession of 19-pipe organs since 1879.
Currently the parochial church is situated in the town center on the Koscielny square;
Hunting lodge – a classicistic building, erected in the 18th century; currently on the Słubicka Street;
Town Hall (Ratusz) – a building erected in 1833, severely damaged during the World War II, rebuilt between 1950 and 1960;
Piast Oak – a natural monument, Quercus robur, circumference 613 cm (241 in), height 20 metres (66 feet).
It is estimated to be around 600 years old, placed in the village of Liszki, around 3 km (2 mi) South from the town;
Beaver's Path Nature Trail – situated at the Rzepia river's mouth to the Ilanka river, with its beginning at the forest's lodge in the settlement of Nowy Młyn;
Water Mill – built in the beginning of the 19th century, currently powered by an electric turbine;
Sacred Heart of Jesus Church – built around the mid-13th century in the late-Romanesque style, converted in the neo-Gothic style in 1878, which coincided with the addition of a belfry. Only stone walls of the south and the north elevations along with the chancel with three characteristic windows have remained from the previous sanctuary. A 15th-century Gothic brick chapel annex with an ogival portal and groin vault is adjacent to the church from the North.; The church has been in possession of 19-pipe organs since 1879. Currently the parochial church is situated in the town center on the Koscielny square;
Hunting lodge – a classicistic building, erected in the 18th century; currently on the Słubicka Street;
Town Hall (Ratusz) – a building erected in 1833, severely damaged during the World War II, rebuilt between 1950 and 1960;
Piast Oak – a natural monument, Quercus robur, circumference 613 cm (241 in), height 20 metres (66 feet). It is estimated to be around 600 years old, placed in the village of Liszki, around 3 km (2 mi) South from the town;
Beaver's Path Nature Trail – situated at the Rzepia river's mouth to the Ilanka river, with its beginning at the forest's lodge in the settlement of Nowy Młyn;
Water Mill – built in the beginning of the 19th century, currently powered by an electric turbine;
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