A Neo-Romanesque fieldstone church of 1869, built for Protestants, today a parish church.
The Church of St Stanislaus in Sikory is a modest Neo-Romanesque fieldstone church standing on a hill in the centre of the village.
The building was built in 1869 for the local Protestants, in the Neo-Romanesque style. The material was fieldstone, and the location on a hill in the middle of the village makes the church visible from the surrounding area. The Catholic parish at the church was established on 29 August 2001.
The modest fieldstone body and the Neo-Romanesque forms reveal the church's Evangelical origins. The church stands about 5 km from Lake Drawsko, and the Drawsko Landscape Park extends around it. The Catholic parish has operated at the church since 2001, and the church itself has served the local community for almost a century and a half.
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