Viszneki Szent László Király Római KatolikusTemplom - Viszneki Szent László Király Római KatolikusTemplom

The church is of medieval origin and has been rebuilt and repaired several times over time. Most recently it was completely rebuilt between 1889-90, according to the plans of Antal Kertész architect Gyöngyös in a historicist style. Its title is King Saint Ladislaus. Specification: External: The church has a single-nave, east-west orientation, with a sanctuary facing east, which closes in a polygonal direction. In front of the western main façade is a thick tower, which is supported by two diagonal pillars on both sides. The sacristy is connected to the north side of the sanctuary. There are three or three semicircular windows on the two sides of the ship and semicircular windows on the sanctuary. The entrance opens below the tower, which closes in a semicircle. On its closing stone is the year 1792, which marks the first reconstruction. Above it is a small window with a circular arch, under which the date of its last reconstruction (1889). Above these are three circular windows on each side, and on the top level four semicircular bell windows. The tower is covered by a pyramid helmet with three sides of a clock tower. Top with silver cross sphere. The interior: Flat ceiling space, wall paintings are also historical, its furnishings XVIII-XIX. century is. Its main altar picture depicts King Ladislaus who drops water. The gallery of the church is kept by a triple row of columns. The organ on the choir gallery is a manual 7-register organ, built in 1923 by the Rieger organ factory.