Wooden Church of St. Our Lady of Grace from 1521, log construction, boarded. Inside, there are, among others: a Gothic crucifix from the 15th century, a Rococo crucifix from the 18th century, two procession paintings and two chasubles from the late 18th century. The former name of the village is Ciechosławice and the local inhabitants use it rather to describe this place. The reason for building the church was the frequent flooding of the Bzura River, which made it impossible for the faithful to participate in the services held in the church on Friday.
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