St. Mark's Church

The church's origins date back to a wooden protestant church established in 1569. The current classicist structure was erected in 1774 and underwent significant reconstruction between 1823 and 1826. As a protected cultural heritage site, the building represents a significant example of neoclassical architecture.

The interior contains recently restored artistic elements, including statues and historic tombstones. While primarily a Roman Catholic filial church, the building also hosts ecumenical services. The site participates in the annual Night of Churches event, which features evening tours and the presentation of local historical stories.