The spectacular ruins of the provostship can be found in the western edge of the village. It was founded by Prince Álmos, Kálmán Könyves' brother. The ruins of the impressive building complex were excavated by archaeologists in the 1970s, then the undercroft was restored. The vault of the undercroft under the Romanesque sanctuary is supported by columns in two lines. The undercroft is an important relic from the age of Árpáds, where wedding ceremonies are still held.