Catholic church built in honor of Saint Prince Imre
Building, structure
The Roman Catholic church was built in 1769 in honor of Prince Saint Imre. Originally a late Baroque building from 1769, it was rebuilt in the Classicist style after 1800. ; The first church of the settlement, built in the 12th century, was destroyed during the Tatar invasion (1242-1243). The remains of its foundations were discovered in 1985 in the courtyard of the agricultural cooperative. ; The population later moved to the Danube island, where the small Gothic church mentioned in 1332 stood as a branch of Kakat (Párkány). In 1680, the Turks burned the church. In 1769, the late Baroque church was built on the new site of the settlement, which was rebuilt in the Classicist style in 1800. In December 1944, the church was damaged, and the roof was repaired in 1946. The church was renovated in 1995. ; ;  ,