Historical monuments nearby

The Calvinist Church was built between 1822-1834 on the site of another smaller church, severely damaged, that was erected in the XVII century (1632-1644) by Cristuru Secuiesc Reformed community. In 1866, upon the foundations of the old church tower, another tower is built. The church, with stone masonry and brick is shaped like a large rectangular vessel, with a polygonal apse, and a bellfry on a square plan added to the Western wall. It has a low triangular tympanum exonarthex in the center of the North facade. The authors of the Church are Carol Malitzek and Endre Karacsoni, a Brasov engineer, helped by master builder Ioan Szecsenyi from Cristuru. The organ was built in 1869 by Istvan Kolonits from Targu Secuiesc. In the XX century, a series of interventions on the church and bell tower are made, according to information found in various inscriptions on the church steeple. The last interventions are made in 1995.

Orbán Balázs: A Székelyföld leírása történelmi, régészeti, természetrajzi s népismei szempontból (hasonmás kiadás), Babits Kiadó, Szekszárd, 2002, ISBN 9639272779,
(sau Orbán Balázs, A Székelyföld leírása. Vol. I, Udvarhelyszék, Pest, 1868)