A Neo-Gothic filial church of 1863, of dressed stone and brick, entered in the heritage register.
The Church of St Joseph in Upadły, a village in Golczewo municipality, is a Neo-Gothic filial church of 1863. It was entered in the heritage register under number A-754 on 27 October 2010.
The building was built of dressed stone and brick. Above the main entrance stands a tower with small windows, and the other windows have arched tops. The roof of the nave is a saddle roof, and the roof of the chancel has five pitches. The chancel is housed in a small, five-sided annexe separated from the nave by an arched opening.
The music gallery is supported by six columns, and the wooden ceiling is painted white and brown. The high altar has Gothic forms and holds a figure of St Joseph. The two side altars have figures of the Blessed Virgin Mary and of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. A wooden pulpit supported on a pillar stands out, and the Stations of the Cross hang on the walls.
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