A Gothic parish church from the 14th century in Maszewo municipality, with a brick gable and a wooden tower.
St Peter and St Paul's Church in Bagna was built in the 14th century of stone; it is a parish church in Maszewo municipality. In the heritage register it is dated to the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries.
It stands on a rectangular plan, and the nave is covered by a gable roof. The east wall gable is of brick and decorated with blind windows. The windows and the portal in the south wall, rebuilt in the 18th century, have pointed arches. A wooden, weatherboarded tower on a square plan adjoins it on the west, with a spire, a finial and a cross. The interior has a flat ceiling; 19th-century pews and a gallery with an organ case have survived. After the war the church was consecrated in 1945.
Closest, about 2.6 km as the crow flies, stands the church in Wojtaszyce.
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