St. George's Church is an Orthodox church built in 1867. In 1898, a wooden parish school was built near the church. This monument of vernacular architecture consists of a rectangular log house extended on a longitudinal axis is completed by a three-sided apse, on the opposite facade, the rectangular porch joins with a porch.
The Orthodox Church of the Protection of the Holy Virgin was built between 1846 and 1851. In 1908 it was rebuilt with a belfry. The composition of the church is influenced by the wooden architecture of Northern Russia.
The Orthodox Church of the Intercession was built between 1795 and 1808 on the site of a previous church burnt down by Saxon troops in 1678. In 1807, the new church burned down but was quickly rebuilt by the parishioners and reopened the following year. In 1861, a 27-metre bell tower with 12 bells was erected. As the number of believers increased, the temple underwent reconstruction in 1885 and 1911. Closed in 1934 by the Soviet authorities, the church reopened definitively after independence.
St. Paraskieva Church is a wooden Orthodox church that was built in 1998 on the site where an old church from 1750 was demolished in the 1960s.
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