Former Anglican Church

The church was constructed in 1879 based on the initiative of Lady Anna Scott of Rodono. It is a late work of the London architect William Burges, featuring a combination of Romanesque and Neo-Gothic styles. The structure is built from unplastered red bricks, modeled after the design of an English country church. Historically, the building is significant for its association with King Edward VII, who frequented the area.

Following a major reconstruction in the 1990s, the building became municipal property. It is a protected historical building and a designated cultural heritage site. The interior now serves as a concert and exhibition hall and is a venue for wedding ceremonies.