The Church of the Holy Trinity. The construction of the current church was carried out in 1886-1909 in the Neo-Gothic style. The masonry of the walls combines plastered brick and rubble stone. In the altar wall there is a tombstone of Stefanie Vansovich (died in 1879), the legacy of which formed the basis of funds for the construction of the temple. In the 1920s, a 3-tiered tent bell tower was built over the main facade. In 1965, the Soviet authorities closed the church, and many valuable items were looted. The church itself was in an abandoned state. In 1987, the church was returned to Catholics. The rededication took place on September 17, 2000. There are several graves on the adjacent territory, among them the chapel of Julia Ryvkovskaya from the Khlyudzinsky family stands out. There are 3 altars in the interior: the main one in honor of the Holy Trinity is an illusory one depicted on the wall; on the left is the Mercy of God, at the top is St. Francis of Assisi; on the right is Our Lady of Czestochowa, at the top is St. Joseph. The altars and the pulpit were made of wood in 1885 in the neo-Baroque style. The organ, which was moved here from the previous church, is located in the choirs.

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