Gothic single-nave church from the first half of the 14th century, until 1536 an Augustinian church, rebuilt after the war in 1959-1965.
Holy Trinity Church in Chojna, on ul. Malarska, is a Gothic, single-nave brick church built in the first half of the 14th century. The heritage register dates it to 1301-1342.
Until 1536 the church belonged to the Augustinian order. In 1536-1690 it was turned into a warehouse, and from 1690 to 1945 it was Protestant. After war damage it was rebuilt in 1959-1965, and since 1974 it has served as a parish church.
The west facade has arched niches and turrets. The nave is covered with a beamed ceiling, and Gothic cloisters have survived inside. About 300 m away stands St Mary's Church.
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