Neo-Gothic brick church completed in 1867, with a stepped east gable, a slender tower and a bell of 1661.
The Church of the Holy Trinity in Dobrzyca is a neo-Gothic church completed in 1867. Until the end of the Second World War it was Protestant, and since its blessing on 1 January 1946 it has served Catholics.
The brick church has a decorative stepped east gable, a chancel with a five-sided end and a slender tower ending in a brick cone with corner pinnacles. The date when construction began is not known. In the tower hangs a bell of 1661, coming from an earlier church, so a church older than the present one stood in Dobrzyca. The church was built as an Evangelical one and served Protestants until 1945, and after the war Catholics took it over. The parish was established on 1 June 1951, and the building was entered in the heritage register on 31 December 1998.
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