Wooden Church

The original part of the wooden church building bearing the signs of the Hungarian Secession was built in 1938 based on designs by Bálint Szeghalmy, a Transylvanian architect, and its tower with pinnacles and gallery, steep roof and traditional portal all reflect the history of Transylvania, the church burned down in 1997 and was rebuilt in 1999 based on the original design, and can be visited today and enjoy its view and historical elements only by taking prior appointments.