Nemesvitai Szent István király templom

The first mention of the Roman Catholic Church dates back to 1333, and its late Baroque form was acquired in 1788. The church is dedicated to the northeast, in honor of St. Stephen, because both the Templars and the Johannites, if not in connection with the life of Jesus, baptized their churches in the name of a Hungarian saint. The building has a single nave, the sanctuary has a straight closing, the ceiling is Czech vaulted.

Nice environment, nice place

A nice little church with a cozy, small creek church garden.