A 15th-century church of stone and brick, with a surviving tracery gable on the chancel side and a wooden tower from 1855.
The Church of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Krzywin is a parish church from the 15th century, entered in the heritage register. Its distinctive features are the wooden tower topped with a lantern and the tracery gable on the chancel side.
The church was built in the 15th century of stone and brick. Over the centuries it went through numerous rebuildings: among other things the body of the nave was plastered, and in 1855 a square wooden tower topped with a lantern was added over the west part. Of the original appearance the tracery gable on the chancel side has survived. As a Catholic church it was consecrated on 17 March 1946.
The interior is covered by a low, wooden beamed ceiling. The altar, pulpit, gallery and pews have survived, and a bell from 1937 hangs in the tower.
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