St. Paraskeva in Kwiatoń.

St. Paraskewy in Kwiatoń - a former Lemko Greek Catholic church. Currently used as a branch church of the Roman Catholic parish in Uście Gorlickie. It is one of the best preserved Lemko churches in Poland. It is located on the wooden architecture route of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. In 2013, it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List along with other wooden churches in Poland and Ukraine. The church was built in the second half of the 17th century. The year 1700 is often given as the date of construction. The tower was added in 1743. This date was found on one of the structure's beams. However, it can only refer to the renovation of an older tower. It is the oldest tower of the Lemko church, probably dated. After the action "Wisła" in 1947, the temple began to be used as a Roman Catholic church belonging to the parish in Uście Gorlickie. Currently in shared use with Roman Catholics and Greek Catholics.

The temple is a Lemko church of the north-west type. She is considered a model and the most beautiful example of this style. The church was built of wood. It is a log structure, oriented, three-part. It was erected on a plan consisting of three squares: a spacious chancel, nave and women's gallery. The three-fold structure of the building is also evident in the body, which rises from the lowest chancel, through a separate higher nave, to a slender tower dominating the whole. Each part of the building is covered with a separate roof.