A stone and brick parish church with a tower under an octagonal spire, consecrated as a Catholic one in 1946.
The Church of Saints Peter and Paul the Apostles in Bełczna, a village in Łobez municipality, is a masonry parish church with a tower topped with an octagonal spire. It is entered in the heritage register.
Dates of construction are sometimes given in different ways. The heritage register dates the present church to 1871-1880 and gives stone as the building material. The Wikipedia entry describes the building as Neo-Gothic and states that it stands on the ruins of an earlier, stone church.
The nave has a rectangular plan and a gabled roof, on the east it is closed by a three-sided apse, and on the south a sacristy adjoins it. The tower is of masonry at the base, of brick higher up, with a pointed-arch portal on the ground floor. Inside, the nave and the apse have flat ceilings, and of the furnishings wooden pews and a gallery on pillars with an organ have survived. After the Second World War, on 20 June 1946, the church was consecrated as a Catholic one.
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