Reformed Church

The modern church stands freely on a fenced site. Its longitudinal axis is parallel to Kossuth u. line. Its tower is to the right of the ship, slightly backward from the plane of the south façade. In front of the south façade was built a four-column tympanum foyer. Here is the main entrance. The church was built in the late 1940s in the II. destroyed in World War II, which was blown up by German troops. The destruction was described by Reformed pastor Gergely Beck: "The explosives were stored for the last minute, not a few. And the church was not blown up by an incendiary or electric current, but by a telephone shortcut that automatically shorted the air. It was closed at the last minute when the other temple was ready to be blown up. Blasting it triggered an explosion here on March 29, 1945, but at 9:45 am. It is noteworthy that although the bells were torn to the palm (we found pieces within 1 meter and 200 meters), all the organs, benches with gallows, but the Lord's table, the sauce, remained intact. and the pastor's bench. "

The church slowly from the outside and the inside is renewed, it will be worth a visit.

Simply beautiful