Churches and monasteries
a brick church of 1852-1857 on Stüler's pattern, with a four-storey tower and paintings in the apse
Churches and monasteries
a modernist church of unplastered brick from 1932-1933 with a figure of St Anthony above the altar
modern church with a foundation stone from Nazareth and three bells
Historic sites
an eclectic manufacturer's villa from 1905 with a dome, the seat of the Dębno authorities since 1975
Solo in Dębno means three churches from different eras and a villa housing the town hall: a quiet route for one person.
The selection suits a solo walk, as every sight lies in town and needs no plan or guide. Other sights of Dębno are under things to do in Dębno, and ideas for solo outings from the whole region under things to do alone in West Pomerania.
Begin with the Peter and Paul church and the villa that serves as town hall: the two most distinctive stops, close to each other.
The church of Saints Peter and Paul is a monumental three-aisle brick mass put up in the mid-19th century for a Protestant congregation. It copies a Berlin church by Stüler, and after 1945 the Salesians took it over.
The town hall in the Neumann villa occupies a manufacturer's villa of 1905 crowned with a polygonal dome. The son of a printing-house owner had it built, and it is a registered monument. Similar town halls of small towns in the New March are compared in the article Small towns of the New March.
The two younger churches are St Anthony's of 1932-1933 and Our Lady of Fatima, built from 1983. They show how parish needs changed in the 20th century.
St Anthony's has bare brick walls. The monuments register files it under modernism and Wikipedia under neo-Gothic, so judge the style yourself. It now acts as an auxiliary church. Our Lady of Fatima is the youngest stop, built over eleven years from 1983. Its foundation stone was brought from Nazareth.
In a villa of the early 20th century built for the Neumann family, on Piłsudskiego Street.
The one on Konstytucji 3 Maja Square, dedicated to Peter and Paul.
Our Lady of Fatima, begun in 1983.
