The early Gothic church of St. Quintinius was built around 1300 as a Protestant church. It has been a simultaneous church since 1689. It was not until 1817 that the characteristic spire was put on, which is now considered the landmark of the village.
Since too fresh wood was used in the construction, the tower helmet tilted and rotated in itself.
The simultaneous church is one of the cultural monuments of the place.
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