The church, dedicated to the holy apostles Peter and Paul, was built in 1783. Initially, it was a single-domed church with a Friday chapel. From 1905 to 1911, it was reconstructed: the dome was rebuilt, and new extensive chapels were added according to the design of engineer Vasiliev. The building consists of two parts from different eras. From the late 18th century, a four-tiered bell tower with a refectory and the central part of the church has survived, while from the early 20th century, the side chapels with separate entrances from the west. All three apses have been lost. The old part of the church is made in the style of classicism, and the new part is styled to match it.

You can enter the church, and access to the bell tower is also open. There are no internal paintings or frescoes, but remnants of the floor have been preserved.