The dominating feature of the village is the parish Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary built of red bricks in Neo-Gothic style in 1866-1870. Valuable interior shows the decor has been preserved in a uniform style. An important landmark is the former police station of National Guards Defense (NGD, Building No. 261) where six NGD members were shot dead by Sudetendeutsches Freikorps in dramatic circumstances in 1938. Commemorating this event there is a memorial plaque on the former police station building, as well as two additional ones in town (one of which was replaced in 1988 with one commemorating World War I victims panel, but has been reverted in 2013). The house No.240 is a monument representing the former Osoblažsko folk architecture. Every Friday in the village centre, at the municipal office, the Drak Gallery can be visited (Building No.149).