Of the approximately 1000 wine cellars standing here before World War II, nowadays about 500 are in use. Two rows created in the mid 1800's are protected heritage sites. Interesting sights are the Circle Cellars (Körpincesor) consisting of a driveway and cellars located round the edge of a hollow, and the L-shaped Goat Pit (Kecske-gödör) ...

The significant ecclesiastical heritage of the settlement is this group of heritage buildings standing on Calvary Hill. The statues of St John of Nepomuk and St Wendelin stand near the gate. In the centre of the heritage assembly is the Golgotha statue group which is encircled by the Stations. The Calvary was renovated in 2000. Can be visited any ...

The Classical-style well structure was built in the first half of the 19th century. It was the water from the Magyar Well (Magyar-kút) that once provided the drinking water to residents and livestock alike. At one time the animals were led here daily for watering and the women of the community came to do their washing in pools that had boards ...

With considerable support from the church district the congregation rebuilt the late Baroque church in 1839. The present form dates from this reconstruction.

Standing on a hill this late Baroque church consecrated to the Visitation of Our Lady was built between 1814 and 1816 designed by József Rieder. The single nave church with a central steeple was built with a straight-ending sanctuary. The angelic figures on the tabernacle of the high altar date from the 18th century. The altarpiece represents the ...