The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary was built in the late 17th century and underwent reconstruction in 1730 and 1871. It is a cross-shaped five-log structure with five domes, adorned with light octagons topped with bulbous heads. Services in the church ceased in 1937, and the official closure occurred in 1939. During the occupation, the church reopened but was finally closed in 1946-1947, after which it gradually fell into disrepair, and the standalone bell tower was destroyed. Services resumed by 2011.