A charming Evangelical parish church from the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries, which was moved from Norway in 1842 after it was purchased by the Prussian king Frederick William IV. A big curiosity is the fact that the structure of the church is made without the use of nails, all connections were made with the help of wooden carpentry joints. The temple is still the church of the local Evangelical parish and is a unique attraction of Karpacz.