The original church, probably made of wood and mentioned in 1584, stood at a place called Hrobíky.
The new Roman Catholic church was built in 1776 in the late Baroque style to a design by T. Pirckner, using dressed stone from the foundations of the original church. Its original altars have survived.
The surrounding cemetery has an interesting collection of cast-iron crosses in a variety of styles, made at the local ironworks and engineering works. The Stations of the Cross inside the church are made of the same rather unusual material. The church is listed as a national cultural monument.
