Ruins of a medieval church of granite and erratic stones, with two portals and a pointed-arch window in the east wall.
The ruins of the church in Równo, in Barlinek municipality, are a ruined medieval church from the 13th century, listed in the heritage register. It stands on the site of a former cemetery, where a few cast-iron crosses have survived.
The church was built of granite ashlar and erratic stones. It is a single-nave hall on a rectangular plan measuring 16.3 by 7.3 m. In the west wall there is a narrow portal with two steps, a second portal with two steps is in the south wall, and next to it a brick portal closed with a segmental arch. In the east wall there is a large pointed-arch window flanked by two blind niches, and inside a niche for a former tabernacle.
After 1945 the unused church fell into ruin. The walls stand to the height of the walls, without ceiling and roof, and the surrounding area is becoming overgrown with vegetation. The granite Romanesque font went to the Church of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Barlinek.
About a kilometre from the ruin lies the Skalisty Jar Libberta Nature Reserve, which according to the landscape park authority is closed to visitors.
About 1.2 km from here stands the Palace in Laskowo.
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