Church and monastery oo. Reformat is one of the most important monuments of Konin. Late-Baroque monastic buildings are still a monastic residence to this day. Within them is an interesting church of St. Mary Magdalene.
Reformed fathers arrived in Konin in the first half of the 17th century. At first they used a small wooden church, which burned down in the mid 18th century. In its place, the church of St. Mary Magdalene is still standing today.
It is a late baroque, single nave building with narrower chancel. The straight façade is divisible by pilasters supporting the undulating top. In its central part is a semicircular window. The interior of the church is covered by baroque vaults. There are three reconstructed surviving fragments of eighteenth century wooden altars.
Monastic buildings adjoining the church. They form a horseshoe shape that surrounds an extensive closet. The circular tower - rotunda, in which there was a monastery library in the past.