Church of St. Peter and Paul

The single-nave parish Church of St. Peter and Paul is mentioned as early as 1250, it was later modified in the Renaissance style. The central church has the plan of an isosceles cross, the corners are beveled. The southern arm with the introduced double tower under the tent roofs is connected to the storey building of the deity. To the west, a square ambit with arcades open to the courtyard is attached to the church. The divinity has a mansard roof and…