A neoclassical branch church from around 1830 in Sitno, of granite and brick, with a tower and a polychrome barrel vault.
The Church of St Andrew Bobola in Sitno in Myślibórz municipality was built around 1830, founded by the Plaumann Hohen-Ziethen family. The heritage register describes its style as neoclassical. It is a branch church of the parish of St Adalbert in Krzemlin, and it was consecrated as a Catholic one on 7 April 1947.
The walls were built of irregular granite stones and brick. The church stands on a rectangular plan, without a separate chancel. On the west side adjoins a three-storey brick tower. The cornices, corners and window reveals are also made of brick.
The interior is covered by a barrel vault with polychrome decoration. A choir gallery supported on pillars runs round three walls of the nave.
The parish Church of St Adalbert in Krzemlin stands about five kilometres from the village. The nearest churches also include those in Derczewo and Załęże.
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