Fortified Church Boian

Today the church has a baroque altar from 1772. The predella depicts the birth of Christ. The main image, a crucifixion, is flanked by two Corinthian columns each, to the right and left of which a Baroque medallion : Moses on the left and Christ on the right. In the upper register of the altar is depicted a resurrection of Christ, also flanked by columns, above which is a sculpture of the Risen Christ cut from wood. The altar bears the inscription "Pinxit Steph. Adolf Valepagi pictor Mediensis 1772 fecit Michael Czelman artif. scrinarius anno 1772". The old altar of the Boian church is now in the Brukenthal Museum. It is a winged altar with relief paintings from the end of the 14th century.

There are two pulpits, both of which are used. A stone pulpit in the shape of a chalice is attached to the central pillar of the south wall. It has a wooden balustrade from the 18th century. The new 20th-century pulpit is below the triumphal arch. Above this pulpit is a baroque pulpit crown with an inscription from 1792.

In the choir there is a 4 m high late Gothic tabernacle, which was made around 1500. On the projecting foot there is first a register with openwork tracery pointed arches with trefoil motifs. Above it is a tendril, above which the sacrament house rises. The side walls are decorated with exposed late Gothic profiles. The four corners of the tabernacle are crowned by pinnacles, between which rises the six-part spire, the edges of which are decorated with crabs and ending in a finial.

The two portals in the north and south walls have a late Gothic profile, consisting of a rectangle and round bars, a keel-shaped end with penetrating bars and a rosette each. The west portal has a simpler profile and is closed by a pointed arch. Above the north portal is the emblem of Moldova: an ox's head with a star between its horns, and next to it the moon and the sun.

At the end of the 15th century, the 6 m high ring wall was built. The well preserved irregularly polygonal enclosing wall with exterior buttresses surrounds the church. A gate tower with a wooden wall-walk and a pyramidal roof stands in the north, set before the curtain wall. The coat of arms of Stephen the Great, the ox head with the star, the moon and the sun, is mounted on this tower and in the church.