Strolling at the end of the city’s main street, be sure to visit the neogothic evangelical church, which was built by the renowned craftsman, Tamás Morandini for the small evangelical community. The Angster-organ, which is still functional today, is a real curiosity. The local evangelical community still believes that the first time their church’s bell tolled was when Ferenc Rákóczi II was reburied in 1906. The sculpture of Martin Luther stands on the eastern side of the church.