Church from 1681 in Tyczewo, rebuilt in the 19th century, with a high altar from the 17th century, a pulpit from the 18th century and a bell from 1780.
The Church of St Anthony of Padua in Tyczewo is a half-timbered and masonry church from 1681, rebuilt in the 19th century. Formerly Protestant, it is now a Roman Catholic filial church of the parish of Our Lady Help of Christians in Tychowo, in the Białogard deanery.
It is a single-nave church with a chancel closed on three sides. It has kept a high altar from the 17th century, a pulpit from the 18th century and a bell from 1780. It was entered in the heritage register in 1956.
Tyczewo lies about 8 km north-east of Tychowo, along the route of the former Białogard - Świelino narrow-gauge railway, near the Chotla River. The village once had a stop on this railway, and remains of a palace park from the mid-19th century also survive in the village.
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