Church of the Holy Cross in Polanów

The first church in the town was built in the fifteenth century church of aged only the tower remains. In the middle of the sixteenth century the church was forcibly taken over by the Protestants. It burned down in 1736, in 1741 it was rebuilt, and in 1850 years - completely rebuilt, including tower was raised. It is a brick, on a cruciform plan with a presbytery, ending three sides, which was built onto a square sacristy. The tower is a three-storey, hipped roof completed, pinnacles on the corners, needle, ball and cross. After the war ended in 1945, the church was again taken over by the Catholics.