Fortified Church Şaroş pe Târnave

The baroque altar was erected in 1774. In the lower part there is a wooden sacrament box. In the center is a wood-carved crucifix, behind it is a painted landscape. An inscription says that the altar was made by Johann Folbarth from Sighisoara. The central image is flanked by wooden sculptures - Moses and Aaron. In the upper register there is an eye of God depiction flanked by two angels with paten and chalice. The altar has both Baroque and Rococo style features.

At the beginning of the 15th century, the choir receives a stone ribbed vault, supported by cylindrical half-columns. The Gothic windows of the choir have tracery decoration with heart, fish-bubble and quatrefoil shapes. The keystones of the choir show a human antlers and two five-petaled roses.

The church is surrounded by a circular wall with the ground plan of an irregular polygon. The ring wall is reinforced by two towers and three bastions with rectangular ground plan. The 8-10 m high curtain wall has cast holes and embrasures in the upper part. From the battlements only the holes of the supporting beams in the walk-wall have been preserved. The entrance to the castle is protected by a two-story gate tower, which used to have a portcullis. Above the gate entrance there are three bretèches (balcony with machicolations) . In the north there is a tower, half of which protrudes from the wall. There are embrasures in the three floors of the tower. The outer walls of the tower are decorated with black-red-white painting.

The remains of a chapel can be found in the fortified church wall. The Romanesque chapel probably dates from around 1280. On the southern wall of the chapel, the two shield arches of a cross vault are visible. In the eastern corner there is a sacrament niche and in the middle of the wall there is a narrow lancet window.