Built in 1780, the half-timbered church underwent several expansions, adding a pentagonal apse in 1866, and a large porch in 1911. Near the church, you can see a shrine dedicated to the people of the village who died on the fronts of World War I. The church is surrounded with massive oaks, which have been granted nature monuments status. In the village, you can see the ruins of the hunting lodge from 1780 and half-timbered houses from the beginning of the 19th century.