Fortified Church Buzd

The oldest and most interesting part of the complex is the choir, the foundations of which in all probability date back to the 14th century. It is 7.4 m long and 4.6 m wide. The choir vault consists of a rectangular cross vault bay and a lunette vault with double-fluted sandstone ribs. The keystones are flat, undecorated discs, possibly formerly painted. Of the four chancel windows, the narrow north-east window has retained its tracery. It has a trefoil in the pointed arch field and a cloverleaf arch underneath.

The baroque altar dates from 1778. In the center of the altar is a crucifix sculpture in front of an architectural landscape. At the top is an Agnus Dei depiction. The center image is flanked by two statues, Paul and Moses. The rich architectural decoration consists of Corinthian columns, pilasters, curved architraves and rococo veil boards. The richly decorated altar and Gothic choir form an impressive work of art.

At a distance of only a few meters from the church, an irregular polygonal ring is erected. It used to have a gate tower in the north-east and a second tower in the north-west corner of the ring wall. The original height of the wall was 6-7 m. The beginnings of the vault and the remains of a portcullis can still be seen from the gate tower. The ring wall is made of stone and bricks. Slits and casting holes can be found in places.