The road from the church to the cemetery is lined with chestnut trees planted to honor those fallen in the First World War. Since 1993, a carved Calvary scene is included on the avenue.

The church located in Horvátkimle is 224 m2 it is dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, it gained its present form in 1780, the Gothic elements of the altar attests to its earlier origins. The outer walls of both churches bear plaques honoring the memory of the local WWI and WWII victims.

The work of sculptor Tibor Rieger can be seen by the bridge over the Moson Danube since 2001.