Parish church in Sianów with a late Gothic tower of the 16th century, a half-timbered nave of 1793 and Renaissance furnishings of the 17th century.
The Church of St Stanislaus Kostka in Sianów was built in two stages, and this can be seen in its form. The tower is late Gothic, from the 16th century, and the nave was built in 1793 in half-timbered technique.
The tower has a pyramidal helmet with a small lantern. In its side elevation remnants of a destroyed Renaissance portal have survived. Above the entrance to the church a millstone has been placed. The church was blessed as a Catholic church on 21 October 1945, and consecrated on 6 June 1982 by Bishop Tadeusz Werno.
The interior has rich Renaissance furnishings of the 17th century: a high altar decorated with filigree sculptures, a pulpit and an organ gallery. A Gothic crucifix and baroque multi-branched candlesticks come from other periods.
In the area around Sianów you can also look into the church in Sucha Koszalińska.
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