This wooden church was built at 1742 and it´s  sacred to st. archangel Michael. The village was almost destroyed in the end of II. World war. The parsonage, church and iconostasis were damaged too. Architecture of the church is typical example for wooden sacral buildings of eastern Slovakia with three from east to west situated towers which are ended by original  forged crosses. The peculiarity of this church is that, it was built without any nails. Object is roofed by a shingles, cabin and undertower closets are vertical chipped with wooden tablets and sheets. There´s a little chorus with a wooden parapet in the western side of church interior. In the front part of church fence is maintained part of beam enclousure with an enter gate. There is a cementary with iteresting tombstones next to the church. There is a belfry on the south from church. Iconostasis and altar are artistically valuable because they are from half 18th century. Five ordinal iconostasis is fulled by icons on five decks and it is tuned in red color. This church was added to the national heritage (UNESCO) list in 2008.