Wooden church in Miroľa was built in 1770 and it is dedicated to The Protection of the Virgin Mary. Construction of two crosses is tripartite, three rooms, three towers and it consist of babinec (babinets), the area nearest to the door and the nave (the largest part of the church). Roof of the building and tower are covered by handmade split shingles.

Interior equipment is in an original condition , iconostas is exactly solved by iconographic principles. The iconostasis is four-row polychrome architecture of 18 century with icons on four floors and richly decorated tsar dverce intended only for the priest. Top row of icons are newer, from the late 18 century. The top of iconostasis is completed by sheet icon of Crucifixion. The iconostasis is tuned to more colors. The main row is brick-red; the rest is a combination of blue, white and green with gilding. In the sanctuary is also the relief of the Crucifixion from the late 18 century.

Not far from Miroľa village is a National Nature Reserve – Miroľská Moor with the occurrence of rare, law protected Bogbean (menyanthes trifoliata).