Neo-Romanesque stone filial church in Kosobudy from 1891, with a metal bell tower with a bell from 1923, next to a palace park.
The Church of St Joseph the Betrothed in Kosobudy is a Neo-Romanesque church from 1891, built of stone, formerly Protestant, now a Roman Catholic filial church of the parish of Christ the King in Suliszewo. It has been in the heritage register since 1998.
In front of the church stands a metal bell tower with a large bell from 1923. Next to it a palace park from the first half of the 19th century has survived, entered in the heritage register in 1982 as the remnant of a palace.
Kosobudy lies about 4 km south-west of Złocieniec, about 1 km south of railway line no. 210 and about 1.3 km south of national road no. 20.
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