A large wooden three-frame three-headed church and wooden three-high bell tower, architectural monuments of national value, form the original ensemble of folk architecture of the Galichina school, marked with the individual handwriting of folk master. The temple is located in the end of village, on a not high hill between two small rivers. The date of building of church is named in the fretted inscription on the door-post of western doors. It is known that the last patrons of church were brothers barons Gredl from Skole. The overhead part of church is covered by name-plates. Near the church there is a cemetery.