BASILICA OF THE HOLY CROSS (BAZ SV. KRÍŽA)

The oldest stones of this church date back to the ^13th century, when it was rebuilt after the Mongols. Completely rebuilt in the ^15th century in Gothic style, only the bell tower retains traces of the Romanesque period. The 3 naves combine 3 architectural techniques. Once protected by a rampart, a pretty doorway and a Renaissance belfry remain, typical of the region, whose bell was used to summon soldiers in case of danger.