Kościół pw. Świętej Trójcy w Międzybrodziu

Holy Trinity Church in Międzybrodzie - a brick parish Greek Catholic church, located in Międzybrodzie on the Icon Trail. Currently Roman Catholic Church of the same name, belonging to the parish of Trepcza.

The founder of the church was Alexander Vajtsovich, a doctor of medicine. The church was built in 1901, in place of an older, wooden church, which burned down in 1866. It is built of brick, with a Greek cross plan. Presbytery closed trilaterally with a centrally located dome. In the church iconostasis from 1900 and painted vault of the nave. Next to the church there is an octagonal bell tower covered with a cupola.

In 1934 the parish was incorporated into the Apostolic Administration of Lemkivshchyna.

After the war the church was taken over by the Roman Catholic Church.

In the church cemetery there is a pyramidal tomb of the Kulczycki and Dobrzanski families of Sas coat of arms, designed by Iryna Dobrianska, niece of professor Vladimir Kulczycki. It is a burial crypt in the form of a pyramid. Above the entrance to the crypt there is a stone Maltese cross. The pyramid is 3 meters high and is a replica of the pyramid of Cheops in Giza near Cairo, in the exact proportion of 1:50. Also the entrance to the crypt resembles the niche of the pyramid in Deir el-Medina. Professor Wlodzimierz Kulczycki, his wife Maria née Michalowska and their son Dr Jerzy Kulczycki were buried in the pyramidal tomb.

In addition, there are several old stone gravestones in the cemetery.