Small Reformed Church Description
(Local Name: Kistemplom) The Small Reformed Church (Kistemplom) is a little 1726 Baroque building renovated in 1870. The original onion dome of the massive west tower was destroyed in a storm and replaced in 1907 by crenellations, thus emphasizing the fortified nature of the church. Since then the church has been affectionately known by the local people as "Stumpy Church".

At Széchenyi utca 6, a few yards behind the Small Reformed Church, stands the former postmaster's house (Old Post Inn), which can lay claim to having had a famous guest; in November 1714 the Swedish King Charles XII spent the night here when fleeing from the Csar of Russia. A notable example of Hungarian historical architecture is the
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