The Serbian Orthodox Church of the Holy Transfiguration was recognized as a building that deserves previous protection. It was built in the Moravian style architecture according to the project of an engineer Gojko Damjanović, and it dates from the period between 1909 and 1910. It is connected to the period of reviving of the old styles, in this case of Serbian middle-aged Moravian style. The base of the church has a trikonhos shape with the apses which are in the shape of pent prism on the outside, and have circular shape on the inside. Above the central part a dome carried by four pillars arises. The tambour is circular on the inside and twelve-sided on the outside. The vertical division is not pointed out, except on the choir apses. On the north, above the cordon wreath there is a chequered pattern ending in arcs. On the west above the door there is the scene of Transfiguration of Christ. Above the portal there is a big stone rosette, and on each side the smaller one as well. All the rosettes are in their bases octal-armed stars. Iconostasis is of mediocre quality and the work of an unknown painter. East of the church a separate new tall bell tower was built in a modern style. Inside the church there is the oldest and the most important document, The Church Chronicle, in which one can find all the information about its establishment.
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