Former wooden Tserkva of the Birth of the Mother of God in Sieniawa

Just on the banks of the Sieniawa Reservoir, in a clump of trees, stands a small wooden church on a foundation, with clear features of a tserkva, although it serves as a Roman Catholic church. It is a Greek-Catholic church from 1874, taken over in 1953, with timber construction, in the Lemko style, of the north-eastern type, with the preserved classical tripartite division and onion-shaped domes on the roof. Of the original decoration, only polychromes have been preserved. Next to the building, there is a brick bell tower and a small cemetery.