The village is dominated by St Bartholomew’s Church.
Originally Baroque, it was restored in 1778 and 1820, and in 1867 it was rebuilt in a late Classicist eclectic style.
Inside are paintings of the apostles St Peter and St Paul by Edmund Gwerk, and a Baroque organ from the late 18th century that was brought here from the Capuchin church in Bratislava. The church enjoys a superb view over the Danubian Lowland.
