Places

The history of the church in Wielin dates back to 1689. Originally, it served the Protestants, it was taken over by Catholics as late as 1945. It was founded on the initiative of the von Natzmer family, who were the owners of the village at that time. It has a characteristic half-timbered structure, preserved to this day in its original form, with a tower stemming from the main body. In 1914 and in the years after World War II, the temple underwent several renovations. The historic furnishings were also renovated, including the main altar dating back to 1700, a pulpit with polychromes and patrons' lodges.