The medieval church was dedicated to St Nicholas. The priest of the village was mentioned in the register of papal tithes in the 14th century. The present church has one nave, the vaulted sanctuary is polygonal, and holds on strong buttresses on the outside. According to Szirmay, the church was built in 1460 by Albert Vetési, bishop of Veszprém, descendent of the local noble family. The
edifice was not plastered during the second part of the 19th century. The descriptions of this period mention the church to be built of profiled stone; the upper part of the tower had the shape of a pyramid with octagonal base and convex sides, while on the upper part it had a moulding in late renaissance style. The shape of the western gate indicates that the tower was built at the same time with the church. The edifice was renovated several times in the 1790’s. The present shape of the tower was achieved at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The tower is fit with two bells, made in 1905, respectively in 1935. (TSz).
The medieval church was dedicated to St Nicholas. The priest of the village was mentioned in the register of papal tithes in the 14th century. The present church has one nave, the vaulted sanctuary is polygonal, and holds on strong buttresses on the outside. According to Szirmay, the church was built in 1460 by Albert Vetési, bishop of Veszprém, descendent of the local noble family. The
edifice was not plastered during the second part of the 19th century. The descriptions of this period mention the church to be built of profiled stone; the upper part of the tower had the shape of a pyramid with octagonal base and convex sides, while on the upper part it had a moulding in late renaissance style. The shape of the western gate indicates that the tower was built at the same time with the church. The edifice was renovated several times in the 1790’s. The present shape of the tower was achieved at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The tower is fit with two bells, made in 1905, respectively in 1935. (TSz).