Szálkai Szent József-templom

Beautiful church in beautiful surroundings. "Szekszárd County and Regional Land Office short description: In the center of the settlement, on a small hill, is a single-nave church accessible by a flight of stairs, with a south-facing facade tower, a shrine with a straight closure narrower than the nave, a half-gabled sacristy on the east side and a gabled roof The entrance opens in the slightly seated central prism of the D-facade, with semicircular, empty booths on the two side wall sections, and an eyebrow ledge above them. There are two-step pillars on the side facades of the ship. In the nave, the sanctuary and the sacristy there is a Czech glass vault, at the southern end of the nave a Czech glass vaulted organ loft. Equipment: typically late 18th century. Presumably, using the walls of an earlier medieval church, it was built by Cardinal-Prince Primate József Batthyány. Renovated: 1864, 1922, 1933, 1997. The tower helmet was made in 1922, the interior painting in 1933 and then in 1961. On the other side of the road, inside the street line, on a corner plot partly fenced with a stone wall, stands the parish house (hrsz .: 238/1): ground floor, rectangular floor plan, with a gabled roof, basement building, porch, parapeted porch in front of the garden facade. Two-storey, flat-ceilinged interior, partly 19th-century doors and windows. It was built in 1843 and renovated in 1878. "

It was built in 1797.