Half-timbered church of 1662-1667 with a tower with an onion spire and a bell of 1786, formerly Protestant.
The Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland in Mielenko Drawskie is a half-timbered, single-nave church built in 1662-1667. Formerly Protestant, it is today a Roman Catholic branch church of St Paul's parish in Drawsko Pomorskie. The heritage register entered it in 1960.
On the west side a three-storey, square tower was added to the nave. It is crowned by an octagonal lantern with a two-storey onion spire with a drum. In the west gable a decorative arrangement of beams can be seen, and in the tower hangs a bell of 1786. There is a churchyard by the church.
The village has also kept a manor park of the early 19th century and the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Adjoining it is a palace of 1871, built for Captain Georg von Brockhausen. In 1919 it was rebuilt to a design by Bernhard Stoewer in a Baroque manner, and a square tower with a bell-shaped spire and a terrace were added.
Mielenko Drawskie lies about 4.5 km south-west of Drawsko Pomorskie, not far from voivodeship road no. 175. The parish St Paul's Church in Drawsko Pomorskie is about 4 km away.
The town also has the town hall, about 4.3 km from here.
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