The Reformed Church has the aspect of a medieval castle. It was built in the late Gothic style at the end of the 15th century. Abandoned until mid-16th century because of religious quarrels and subsequently placed under Jesuit administration, the church became the property of the Reformed Church in 1622.
In front of this large church there stands the equestrian statue of Saint George killing the dragon. It is the work of Masters Martin and Gheorghe in 1373, on the model of the celebrated Prague statue.
