A Neo-Gothic parish church from 1934-1938 with a Tyrolean-style interior and relics in the high altar.
St Anthony of Padua's Church in Człopa is a Neo-Gothic parish church built in 1934-1938, in the Mirosławiec deanery of the Diocese of Koszalin-Kołobrzeg.
The brick church has two naves and a tower. It was consecrated on 23 October 1938 by Prelate Franz Hartz from Piła. The interior was furnished in the Tyrolean style, and the remains of the holy martyrs Venustus and Concordia were placed in the high altar.
The Jewish cemetery in Człopa is about 700 m from here: Jewish Cemetery in Człopa. About 200 m further on stands the town's other church: St Adalbert's Church in Człopa.
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