Today’s red-brick Church of St. Bartholomew was built between 1898 and 1901 in the Neo-Gothic style. A Gothic bell tower dating from 1341 and part of the northern nave wall of the former church have also been preserved. It is a suitable destination for travelers interested in surviving historic architectural elements.
You can book a hotel in Miłomłyn.
Culture and History
In the area surrounding Miłomłyn lies Ostróda – Teutonic Castle, 14th century.
In the wider region around Miłomłyn lie Szymbark – Fortified Castle, 13th–14th century, and Dylewska Góra.
The church is a cultural monument that combines elements of Gothic and Neo-Gothic architecture; documented origins date back to the Middle Ages.
Its historic furnishings include, among other things, a late Baroque high altar from 1718, a pulpit from 1715, a stone baptismal font dating from the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, an organ from 1901, and stained-glass windows from 1901.
Further information about the area can also be found under IlÄ…g.
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