A 13th-century stone filial church, first mentioned in 1269, with a semicircular end to the chancel.
The Church of St John the Baptist in Nieżyn, a village in Siemyśl municipality, is a historic church entered in the register. The heritage register dates it to the 13th century and describes its style as Romanesque, and the first mention of it dates from 1269.
The church was restored and extended in 1600, and then in the 19th century. The building has a rectangular plan with an undivided chancel with a semicircular end. The main nave is built of stone. More about the furnishings of the interior and the later history of the building can be learned from the parish in Siemyśl.
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