A wooden tserkva from 1805 moved from Kamianna in 1949, today an active parish church.
The Tserkva of St Paraskevi in Bukowiec (tserkva: a wooden Eastern-rite church) is a wooden church built in 1805 in Kamianna and moved to Bukowiec in 1949. It originally served a Greek Catholic community.
It represents the West Lemko style, in its late type. It is a wooden, single-nave building, with three altars inside.
Since 1949 the church has been used by the Roman Catholic Church. It is an active parish church dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in the parish of Bukowiec. It stands at Bukowiec 10.
Nearby, about 600 m away, is the Diable Skały Nature Reserve.
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