The Reformed Church is a single-nave Classical-style “toleration” building with a polygonal apse and a projecting tower, built in 1788 on the site of an older wooden church. After a reconstruction in 1925, the church received a new appearance, and its interior features a wooden gallery and furnishings from the time of its construction.
The façades are articulated by round-arched windows with molded surrounds and keystones. The tower is divided by pilasters and string courses, and it is topped with a cornice, a clock medallion, and a Baroque spire.
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