Church in Warnice

The church in Warnice was first recorded in 1335 on the occasion of the granting of patronage over the church to the collegiate church in Myślibórz by Magrave Louis the Elder. The church had 4 fields of land at its disposal. The medieval church is a towerless, hall-shaped church built of stone. In 1853 (1858), the Gothic church was rebuilt with a brick apse, a porch, a west gable wall and a tower with a quadrilateral plan at the base, ending in an 8-sided section covered by a pyramidal cupola. Furnishings from the 15th to 19th century