St. Rok’s Church, the central point of the Calvary, was built gradually, but 1646 is considered its year of establishment, as confirmed by the inscription above the sacristy door. The church features typical rural architecture of its time, with Gothic-style pointed windows and a massive exterior. Its interior, however, surprises visitors with rich artistic furnishings and a pronounced Baroque style, creating a contrast with the exterior that evokes a sense of majesty and spiritual depth....

The original medieval castle acquired its mature Baroque appearance in the early 18th century, when a richly stuccoed Baroque hall was created, featuring a central oval fresco and four painted medallions. The exterior was complemented by a Baroque parterre garden adorned with allegorical figures representing the four seasons. In the mid-19th century, the eastern wing of the manor was redesigned in a blend of Oriental styles, with three new Oriental halls added, two of which still partially...