The Evangelical church was built in 1785.
Under the regulations in force at the time it was not allowed a tower and had to be squeezed in among the row of village houses, adapting its layout and proportions to them. The tower, with three bells of different sizes, was not added until 1893.
The church is an elongated hall building with a straight-ended chancel. In the centre stands an altar from 1835, along with a stone font from 1820 and an organ from 1897. The altarpiece is signed ‘Kraus’ and shows Jesus Christ praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. The church is a listed national cultural monument.
Visits can be arranged in advance with Mrs Paukovicová on +421 914 208 631.
