A Neo-Gothic brick filial church from 1865 in Piasek, with an altar moved from the destroyed church in Krajnik Dolny.
The Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland in Piasek, in Cedynia municipality, is a Neo-Gothic church from 1865, entered in the heritage register. It is a filial church of the parish of St Andrew Bobola in Krajnik Górny.
The church is built of brick, on a rectangular plan, closed to the east by a five-sided apse supported by buttresses. By the west elevation rises a tower, square at the base and octagonal in the upper storey, covered with a pointed helm with a ball and a cross. The windows have stained glass.
On the west wall there is a choir gallery supported on posts. In the chancel stands an altar moved after 1945 from the destroyed church in Krajnik Dolny, with a modern painting of the Virgin Mary with Child. The church was blessed as Catholic on 9 November 1947.
In the neighbourhood lies, among others, the Bielinek nature reserve.
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