The south facade hosts a square, stone sundial from the year 1676. The preserved former Cistercian architecture includes two gothic stone stoups in the crypts, the baroque altar with the late renaissance figure of St. Bartholomew, and the gothic figure of the Virgin Mary with Baby Jesus (moved here from Pelplin), as well as the “Bartholomew” bell from the 15th century. Furthermore, the interior is also home to the polychrome presenting the scene of the Ascension and God the Father.