Bulgarian Revival church, built in 1835 in town center. The architectural aspect is a three-nave pseudo-basilica. To the east there is an apse, two domes and a narthex. To the south, the temple has an open tremour. The church has a wooden bell tower that has had burned in 1913 and in its place in 1926 a new bell tower was built. The church was repaired in the same year, the windows expanded, the dome drums are built. The temple is made of stones. Extremely valuable is the altar partition with the 3-entry iconostasis. The royal gates and the belts of the iconostasis are decorated with a gold-plated, carving, made by Debar Art School' masters. The ten royal icons are from 1835 and from the second half of XIX century and are made by four icon painters. The 82 icons from the apostolic belt in two lines, according to Atanas Bozhkov, are the Toma Vishanov' work.