A church from the 15th century in Tolcz with corner turrets, 18th-century pews and a font bowl.
The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Tolcz, in Stara Dąbrowa municipality, was built in the 15th century of stone and brick. The heritage register describes its style as Gothic. It is a branch church of the parish in Parlino, rebuilt in the 19th century.
The church is a hall church on a rectangular plan, without a separate chancel or tower, with a gable roof. Turrets stand at the corners, and the east gable, decorated with blind arcading, is topped with a cross. In the south wall are two windows and a portal, all with round arches. The Gothic portal with three recessed orders in the west wall has been bricked up.
The ceiling is flat and plastered. Of the former furnishings, 18th-century pews and the bowl of the font have survived. The church was consecrated as a Catholic one on 27 October 1945.
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