Gömörszőlős Református temploma

The Reformed Church of Gömörszőlős was started to be built in 1824 by public donation. The tower was built only years later. The 22 m high bell tower was raised in the middle of the southern side wall. The village has a significant architectural value in terms of villages, it is a protected monument, which has many cultural values. A special value of the church tower is that its octagon-based spherical and pyramid-shaped tower chakra is covered with shale (a slate of the former Nagyvisnyo mine), which is unique on a national level. Decorated with painted floral ornamentation, it is the oldest communion table of the Reformed Parish in Tisza, dated 1673. (Probably the furnishings of the formerly destroyed wooden church in the village.) Its ceilings are painted coffered plank ceilings, the parapet of the gallery and the loft are also decorated. (The work of István Madarász, carpenter carpenter at Sunrise) On the wall of the church is a permanent photo exhibition “Painted coffered ceilings and fixtures B-A-Z. in the county ". Collection Id. László Dobosy, photos young. The work of the photographer László Dobosy. Between 1849 and 1851 Mihály Tompa, the minister of the neighboring Clement, was the priest of the branch, and his marble plaque is kept in memory. The gates of two carved oak trees preserve the shape of traditional highland gates, the work of István Ráczi wood carver.