Stone filial Church of St Peter and St Paul in Dobino from 1836, with a tower from 1909 and a cemetery from around 1880.
The filial Church of St Peter and St Paul in Dobino, a village in Wałcz municipality, was built in 1836 of stone in the Neo-Romanesque style. The tower dates from 1909, and the church was entered in the heritage register in 2008.
According to the heritage register the building is of stone and Neo-Romanesque. Next to it lies a Protestant cemetery from around 1880, now Roman Catholic, which is also a monument. Until 1945 the village was called Breitenstein.
Within the bounds of Dobino lie two lakes named Głębokie: the northern one, also known as Dobińskie or Książę, and the southern one, called Koło gorzelni. A local road runs through the village linking Skrzatusz with national road no. 10, often used as a shortcut on the Piła - Wałcz stretch. It is about 6 km from here to Wałcz, where the Wałcz Land Museum and the town hall can be combined with a visit to Dobino.
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