A Roman Catholic church, formerly a Benedictine church. The church and the monastery were founded in 1214 by Márton Jáki Nagy, a rich nobleman. The church was completed in 1256 in Romanesque style with Gothic elements. In the 17th century, after a lightning damage, it was rebuilt by abbey Ferenc Folnay. In 1896-1904 it was restored by Frigyes Schulek and László Gyalus. Neo-Roman altars were erected replacing the Baroque altars. In 1937, the frescoes of St. George and those under the southern tower were restored. On the Gothic altar there are four pictures (Peter, Paul, Bartholomew, Saint John). The church will be renovated: 2018-2021. Archaeological excavations are underway.