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The church was built in 1779 on the site of an earlier one, burned down in 1777 during the fights of the Bar Confederates with Russian troops. It was rebuilt in 1874. A thorough renovation in 2019–2020 restored the church to its former appearance. Since 2009, it has been an Orthodox church.

The church in Skwirtne (currently a Roman Catholic church) was built in 1837. The tripartite temple was built using a log construction, with shingled walls and roofs. The interior is decorated with figurative and ornamental polychrome from 1900. A modern partition in the form of an iconostasis was placed between the nave and the presbytery, while the remains of the old iconostasis from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries were placed on the walls.

Wooden church from 1898. In 1943, a sacristy and a vestibule were added. In 2002, the nave was extended, a vestibule was added on the western side and a second turret for a bell tower was added. From the beginning, it has been a Roman Catholic church.

Greek Catholic chapel built in 1889.

Austrian war cemetery from the period of World War I. It is located on the Małastowska Pass. In the axis of the cemetery there is a wooden chapel with a copy of the painting of Our Lady of Częstochowa and an inscription board with the following content (transl.): "Remember in your happy days, / That a fierce battle raged on this land, / That thousands suffered mortal wounds here, / So that the blessing of the sun may bloom around you." 174 Austro-Hungarian soldiers are buried here.

Monument to Polish pilots who were shot down here in 1944 by a German fighter while returning from a mission to drop supplies for the Warsaw Uprising.

The road to the non-existent village of Czarne. On a short section there are as many as five old chapels.

A plot in the municipal cemetery