Mary Virgin Immaculate Conception Church is a late-baroque building dated back to 1754-55. It was built at the site of an earlier Gothic church probably from 14th century which was demolished. The arched one-nave building with a semi-circle chancel and a prism tower with three bells was covered with a mansard roof. The picture of Mary Virgin Immaculate Conception for the main altar was painted in a workroom of Josef Dickel in 1792. The fresco paintings on two vaulted strips separating the vaults of the church are remarkable. The dominants of the church furniture are richly carved altars decorated with white paint.
