Neo-Romanesque church of stone and brick of 1865, with its original furnishings preserved, a former Protestant church.
St Anthony's Church in Kulice, a village in Nowogard municipality, is a Neo-Romanesque building of stone and brick of 1865. It was built as a Protestant church, and today it is a filial church of the parish of St Raphael Kalinowski in Nowogard.
The church has a rectangular plan with a chancel closed on three sides. At the west rises a three-storey tower on a square plan with an octagonal pointed helm. The windows have semicircular heads and brick surrounds, and an arcaded frieze runs under the eaves. The roof is covered with plain tiles.
The interior is covered with a wooden beamed, raised ceiling. The chancel and the choir gallery are separated by a triple arcade. The original altar, pulpit, patron's box, pews and ceiling have survived. The church was consecrated as a Catholic one on 17 January 1947. The area around it is surrounded by a former cemetery.
Right next to it, about 100 metres away, stands the manor house in Kulice.
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