Szent Mihály és Gábor főangyalok görögkatolikus templom

In 1653 the parish already existed, and from 1705 his priest named Ferenc was also known. In the middle of the 18th century, Greek Catholics with only fifty confessional members belonged to the parish, together with the believers living in the branch of Kisvárda. The sheltered wooden church, which was described in 1751 as a good state and well equipped, was reopened for the third time in 1778. It was probably an old wooden church, because in 1751 the locals no longer remember his consecrator. At the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, the number of believers increased spectacularly: with the believers of Kisvárda, Döge, Anarcsi and Veresmarta, they exceeded six hundred. In 1844, the diocese was already informed that they wanted to build a new stone instead of their ruined wooden church. The church still standing today was consecrated in 1859. Its iconostasis dates back to the end of the 19th century, and some of its images were purchased from the Rétay and Benedek Works in Budapest at the beginning of the 20th century. The wall painting of the church is Miklós Pásztor's work from 1984. Its wood furnishings were renovated in 1990 and its appearance in 1996.

Small intimate pace with nice iconostasis.

It was built in 1859 in the classicist style. Its iconostasis was made in 1901.