A brick filial church in Polne from 1808, with a wooden tower covered by a pavilion roof.
The Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland stands in the centre of the village of Polne in Barwice municipality. It is a Roman Catholic filial church, built at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, more precisely in 1808. It was consecrated on 1 May 1947. It is listed in the heritage register.
The building is of brick and has a gable roof, and a wooden tower with a pavilion roof completes its silhouette. It was entered in the heritage register in 1965. The parish gives information on the interior and the rules of access.
In the area lies, among other sites, the Przełom rzeki Dębnicy nature reserve, a few kilometres from the village.
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