The church's two unequal steeples are the highest in town and are a prominent spot in the townscape.
The Romanesque church was enlarged in the late middle ages, the gothic choir and the outer side naves added. Inside, note the 13th century stained glass windows, the painted pulpit with biblical scenes, the 16th century baptismal font and the wood-carved altar from 1659.
The church is open in the daytime. The Northern steeple can be climbed (daily 11:00-17:00).

