A brick parish church of 1817 in Tworóg, with a 17th-century altar and an organ from 1901.
St Anthony of Padua's Church in Tworóg is a brick church with a tower, consecrated in 1817 on the site of a demolished chapel. It is entered in the heritage register.
The founder was Karl von Gastheimb, and the architect Krzysztof Worbs of Tarnowskie Góry. In 1905-1906 the church was extended with a transept and a chancel. In 2022 a general overhaul of the bells was carried out.
The church has a single nave with a transept and three altars. The high altar dates from the 17th century, as does the painting of St Anthony, regarded as miraculous. The organ of 1901, opus 581 by Schlag & Söhne, has 15 stops, two manuals and a pedal. In the tower hang four bells and a small bell of 1793 from Opava.
A few kilometres away lie the Palace in Brynek and the Botanical Garden in Brynek.
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