On the edge of the village, on the way to Plavecký Petr, there is an undated granite cross with a glazed niche in an iron enclosure. Its shape and the material from which it is made are characteristic of the 50s of the last century. At this point, a cross was drawn at the crossroads on the map of the 2nd military mapping of Austria-Hungary. At that time, the inner city of the village ended here. Their oldest known predecessor is the cross from 1748, which was left under the guardianship of brothers Ján and Martin Ševčovičovci.
On the edge of the village, on the way to Plavecký Petr, there is an undated granite cross with a glazed niche in an iron enclosure. Its shape and the material from which it is made are characteristic of the 50s of the last century. At this point, a cross was drawn at the crossroads on the map of the 2nd military mapping of Austria-Hungary. At that time, the inner city of the village ended here. Their oldest known predecessor is the cross from 1748, which was left under the guardianship of brothers Ján and Martin Ševčovičovci.
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