St. Maria Magdalena is a unique church building. Built of concrete in 2004, it is the base of the Catholic and Protestant churches. It has a slightly angular facade that gives an irregular shape. Its unplastered look both inside and out makes it a contemporary church setting. It is also an eco-friendly structure with rainwater harvesting and energy saving elements added to it. Sliding walls divide the two congregations and they share a common foyer. Church tours are available.
