Church of St. Štefan kráľa is a three-nave Baroque building with an almost square floor plan and a round presbytery. The presbytery of the church is vaulted and is extended towards the nave by the masonry of the last vaulted field of the side naves, thus creating two-story oratories on both sides of the priesthood with access to the stairs from the side naves. In the years 1750-52, the church was baroqued, which is a three-nave building with a western emporium and two storey oratories on either side of the presbytery. The main nave is vaulted with a Prussian and barrel vault, the side naves with cross vaults open to the main nave through arcades with pilasters.
The outer gable façade is finished with a tympanum and a baroque tower is raised above it. The windows on the facade are in two rows, the upper elliptical shape. The entrance portal is baroque with presented side pillars.
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