The Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross and St. Bartholomew is an impressive church with a distinctive Gothic architecture, built in the mid-14th century and renovated after the end of World War II. This church had many uses throughout the ages. It was used as a refuge for locals and as a stable during the war period, which means that it has undergone many ups and downs throughout history. The church is characterized by its high tower, simple decorations, and spiritual atmosphere that brings comfort and relaxation.