The Church of St. Peter was built at some point before 1060. It was part of a monastery. In the 12th century a bell-tower as well as a portal and in the 15th century aisles were added. The monastery was abandoned at an unknown date and the tower was demolished in the 19th century.
The Church was built on an Early Christian cult site, from the 6th or the 7th century. Its a three nave edifice, with three apses on the Eastern side and a bell-tower on the Western side, dated in the 12th century. Its has windows on the Northern and Southern side of the building and wooden ceiling.