Behind the village on the way to Osuský, God's torment is dilapidated. It has existed at least since the second half of the 18th century, as it is depicted on the map of the 1st military mapping of Austria-Hungary.
Behind the village on the way to Osuský, God's torment is dilapidated. It has existed at least since the second half of the 18th century, as it is depicted on the map of the 1st military mapping of Austria-Hungary.
On the left side of the road to Osuský, in front of the road turning to Valihor's mill, there is a square pillar built of bricks, called the Passion. It was probably built because a priest with a procession to consecrate winters went to Mark every year in this part of the district.
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