The St. George church was built on the orders of Prince Vladimir Vasilkovich in the 13th century. In the 16th century the church was rebuilt and in the 18th century it was completed with a bell tower. The church is brick-built, hall-type. In the interior of the temple paintings of the late 19th century are preserved. According to Byzantine tradition, the altar wall had only two icons. In the church in Liuboml' the altar wall had two icons - of St. George and Mary. The bell tower, which is adjacent to the church, is rectangular in plan, from the outside - two-level, inside - the five-story, and is completed with high canopy with a head. The bells of a "mysterious sound" were made in 1288, when the church was almost completed. The temple, situated at the ancient settlement ramparts, is an architectural monument of national value.