On the grassy area on the eastern side of the Saint Laslo Church, there is a double wooden cross commemorating 1000 years of the Hungarian state. Originally it stood in the park opposite the cemetery, it has been in its present place since 2008.

Created in 2000 in honor of the 10 years since the ‘brotherhood’ between the towns of Győrzámoly and Székelyszentkirály was established. The Szekely gate with its ornate carvings is the symbolic entrance of the church.

The Baroque church with an area of 114 m2 was built in 1779. It burned down in 1869 but was reconstructed in its original style. Its main and side altars, pulpit and baptismal font were made in 1790 in Louis Seize style, these were salvaged from the original church. The church and its furnishings are valued as historical artifacts. Three crosses stand in front of the main entrance.