A cemetery with a monument dedicated to Adelaide von Kahle

The first records of the village date back to 1248. The village features a 15th-century church and former manor buildings surrounded by a vast landscape park covering an area of approximately 10 hectares.

A sculpture of an angel from 1891, preserved on the church grounds, attests to the fact that there was once a cemetery next to the 15th-century church. The monument is dedicated to Adelaide von Kahle—an artist born and active in Bielin. The statue is the work of Anna, one of the daughters of the estate’s former owner, Felis von Kahle. Before the statue was moved to the cemetery, it adorned the avenues of the manor park.

Next to the sculpture stands the only surviving wall-mounted, Neo-Gothic tombstone. Beside the preserved slab, there is a trace of another. Above the slabs, the wall ends in a gabled top with a legible inscription.

The church cemetery in Bielin was added to the provincial list of historic monuments in January 2012.