Nowy Secymin is an ideal place for those seeking peace and quiet, a place where visitors find it hard to believe that the centre of Warsaw is a mere 40 km away! If you enjoy biking then why not take advantage of the numerous trails in the area. You can also fish in the Vistula or any of the nearby lakes, or perhaps pick mushrooms in the autumn. The Kampinos National Park offers the possibility of discovering rare species of animals and plants.

The dozen or so traditional houses and barns that still remain in Nowy Secymin were built of wood and originally roofed with thatch or reeds, although this was later replaced by tin. However, the most unique sight that everyone must see while in Nowy Secymin is the Evangelical church, erected in 1924 of poplar and oak. Today it stands in a wonderful state of preservation and is still used for sacral purposes. Inside is a sacristy of two rooms and a room of prayer, all especially worthy of attention.

In the western part of the village is a cemetery, which, although overgrown with thickets and quite devastated, still has numerous tombs in very good condition. Most date back to the 20th century, but the oldest are from the second half of the 19th century.