This protected church is one of the largest timber-framed churches and also one of the most spectacular.
It dates from the middle of the 16th century and features a porch in front of the façade, a soaring spire, horseshoe arch windows and a Christ on the cross (dating from the end of the 13th century-beginning of the 14th century).
The interior spaces replicate those of a stone church: nave, aisles, transept and polygonal choir; but the pillars are replaced by posts and the arches by horizontal beams.
