Neo-Gothic brick filial Church of St Joseph the Betrothed in Lubiechowo, consecrated in 1877, right next to the palace.
The filial Church of St Joseph the Betrothed in Lubiechowo is a Neo-Gothic brick church, plastered, consecrated on 29 November 1877; a chapel stood here earlier. It belongs to the parish of St Michael the Archangel in Karlino. It was entered in the heritage register in 2008.
The church is oriented, with a chancel closed on three sides. On the west side rises a three-stage tower ending in a brick pyramidal spire, and the portal is pointed and profiled. Inside are epitaphs of the former owners of the village, a Neo-Gothic pulpit from the 19th century, an eclectic high altar and a Neo-Gothic font. The surroundings are formed by a group of trees from the churchyard.
According to the entry on the village, in the early 18th century the owner, of the Rammel family, built a church in Lubiechowo with a burial crypt for the family. The entry does not link it directly with the chapel that preceded the present church.
Right next door, 200 m away, stands the Palace in Lubiechowo.
In Karlino, about 4 km away, is the Karlino Land Museum.
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