This church, built in Romanesque style in the second half of the 13th century, can also be visited in the town.
In the 15th century, the building was subjected to extensive restoration, adding characteristic changes to the Gothic style. The interior underwent considerable transformations, becoming a rectangular hall by removing the intermediate walls.
At the same stage, the polygonal choir was added and later separated from the nave, the walls were raised and the buttresses were fixed. The interior fresco dates from 1526. Also, on the outer wall of the tower, there is a relief medallion with the head of a Tatar fighter.
Source: The Peasant Citadels of Transylvania (Ministry of Tourism, 1982)
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