It is a late-baroque, log-construction building with partially shingled walls. A tripartite church, it has a basilica layout. The chancel is the same width as the main nave, with two sacristies attached to its sides. The interior of the church is adorned with baroque-rococo illusionist and figurative polychrome along with rich C18th fittings. It is worth paying attention to the interesting painted and sculpted decoration of the wall and rood beam the painting on the wall supplements the sculpted representation of the Crucifixion Group. Sites worth seeing! In Łużna, situated several kilometres from Szalowa, there is the biggest 1st World War military cemetery in Galicia.