Római Katolikus Templom

The village is a Roman Catholic church dedicated to the name of the Virgin Mary, built in 1899. The founder of the grace id. Count Zichy Ödön's tomb can be seen behind the temple sanctuary. The church was built in neo-Gothic style, and the main church of the Buda Castle was designed for its design; The Matthias Church served as a basis. Surrounded by the building, we look into the formal features of Gothic architecture. A support system built out of pillars and pillars outside the wall is typical. In addition to its beauty, its practical function is to eliminate the load-bearing role of the wall, allowing the creation of huge, thin, playfully built windows. The top shape of the arches closing the openings - which is also called the Gothic style of the arches - can be observed both outside and inside the church. The cranky crossbeam directs the attention of the alien to heaven, and hopes to raise the souls of the faithful to God. In front of the tourists, the gate of the church is open, and after prior consultation, anyone can see its inner beauty.