Fortified Church Ticușu

The altar, built in late Baroque style with rococo influence, dates back to 1772 and was made by Johann Folbarth from Sighisoara. In the center of the altar is a wooden sculpture depicting the Crucified. Behind it is painted a landscape. The central image is flanked by two Corinthian columns and wooden sculptures - Paul and Peter. The predella bears the inscription "Verbum Dei manet in aeternum" (The word of God remains forever). Above the altar cornice are two sculptures of angels, above them rises the valuable Baroque organ, originally a work of Johannes Baumgartner (Sighisoara) from 1757 originally had one manual and one pedal. In the 19th century, the independent pedal was removed and the stops were enlarged in an attached case.

The ring wall has the shape of an irregular quadrilateral in the ground plan. The ring wall was originally about 8 m high, in each of the four corners a tower was built, which stood in the direction of the bisectors of the angle. In the southeast of the fortified church the tower is missing, because the school was built there. The western wall front, destroyed by the earthquake in 1802, had to be rebuilt. Today the ring wall has an average height of 5-6 meters. The embrasures are located in the northern wall at a distance of 6 meters. The wall and towers are built of quarry stone