NEW EVANGELICAL CHURCH

In the 19th century, the Protestants decided to build a stone church. Theophile Hansen, architect of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire and of Danish origin, is the author. The plans of this building were originally intended for the construction of a church in the East. This is the reason for its heterogeneity, at the crossroads of Byzantine, Romantic, Renaissance, Moorish and Oriental styles. With a 64-metre tower, it is not lacking in class with its green and red colours.