The church was constructed between 1863 and 1883 in simplified Neo-Romanesque style. Its ceiling is level and its structure is solved with an interesting example of suspension, the layout is polyangular, the tower, built only 1938, somewhat exceeds the surface of the main facade. The marble baptismal font dates back to 1883, the organ to 1903 and the main neoclassicist altar made in Besztercebánya, to 1933.

The city’s oldest example of historical and religious architecture. There was already a wooden church standing in its place during the Árpád Era and, according to tradition, the stone church we see today dates back to 1329. The building underwent larger transformations in 1518 (a side aisle was added) and 1742-43 when it was renovated in Baroque style.

The center for the arts is located in the city center of Dunajská Streda and offers a rich array of cultural and leisure programs. Among the troupes operating from here are the Aranykert (Golden Garden) Puppet Theater and the Rivalda Theater, which has grown into a municipal theater.