Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady, Queen of the World, is near the roundabout in Dobra, where Graniczna and Szczecińska streets meet, approx. 14.5 km north-west of the center of Szczecin. In the area there is the Dobra Commune Office, a branch of the Post Office and the Volunteer Fire Department. Nearby, there is a public transport stop for lines no. 105, 108, 121, 122 and 123. There is a large car park next to the church.

The beginnings of the church of Our Lady, Queen of the World in Dobra, date back to the mid-thirteenth century. The temple underwent major reconstruction only in the 18th and 19th centuries; during this period, a porch was added to the western corner of the southern wall, and the next step was to change the location of the windows and enlarge the existing ones. Another porch was added, this time to the west corner of the north wall. Inside the temple, there is an eighteenth-century richly decorated baroque altar and a pulpit, as well as many other interesting elements, such as: a plaster statue of the Mother of God with the Child, a painting of Our Lady of Perpetual Help or a painting with the image of a Franciscan - Bl. Rafał Chyliński, and under him his relics. The church, functioning until the end of World War II, as a Protestant church, was consecrated as a Catholic branch church of the parish in Wołczków in 1957, and its patron was Our Lady, Queen of the World. On January 7, 1985, Fr. bp. K. Majdański erected a new parish at the temple, which since 1988 has been under the care of the Franciscan Fathers living in the church monastery. On August 25, 2012, by the decision of Fr. Archbishop. A. Dzięga, the parish was divided; a new, separate parish was established in Buk. The day of the indulgence in the Dobra Parish is August 22 - the memory of Our Lady Queen. Currently, the parish priest is Father Bogdan Wroński.