The parish church of St. Justusus The baroque church of St. Justus is located in the lower part of the village. The church dates back to 1766. It is surrounded by the churchyard walls and the cemetery within the walls. The baroque interior and all religious artifacts are well preserved. The entire exterior of the church is roughly plastered, with the exception of the corners of the building where the stone foundation is visible. In the church-tower (of the Aquilea type) there is an old mechanical church-clock, no longer fit for use. The new church-clock and the bells are electromechanical.  During World War Two the two church bells were taken away from the tower by the Italian fascists. After the war the church bells were substituted with the bells from the church of St. John. At the forthcoming 50th anniversary of the village´s destruction during the war (held in 1991), three new bells were cast. The biggest is dedicated to St. Justus, the patron saint (the relief was designed by the artist Mr. S. Fakuc, village's native), the next bell is dedicated to St. Ciril and St. Metod, whereas the smallest is dedicated to St. Mary. In the same year the two bells acquired from church of St. John were returned to their original place.  The beautiful marble baroque altars represent a special wealth of the church. Their origin is unknown.  In 1998 the parish church has got a new 12 register organ. The parish church is administrated by Franc Likar, the priest. There are two choirs in the village: a youth choir and an adult choir, both enhancing the cultural life of the village.