Wooden church of St. Michael the Archangel from 1614; horizontal log construction with stone underpinning. Impressive tower with a bulbous Baroque cupola erected in 1730. The most valuable elements in the church are the Baroque polychromes covering the ceiling of the chancel and the aisles. Equally interesting is the late Baroque altar from 1765 with a relief depicting the Holy Trinity group, as well as the paintings in coffers surrounded by plant ornaments. Additional assets of this church include its late Baroque pulpit, baptismal font, figures of saints and richly decorated collator pews.