The medieval church in the settlement was a chapel of ease dedicated to the Holy Trinity.
It is believed to have dated from the mid-17th century and it was mentioned in written records dating to 1667.
The bell tower was probably added to the building around 1790, when the bells (which were removed during the First World War) were cast.
The bell tower was damaged in a lightning strike during the interwar period.
The church was burned during the Italian offensive of 1942 and never rebuilt.
The church is surrounded by an abandoned cemetery that was created in 1824.
In 2002 there were 13 grave markers at the site.

A second church southeast of the main settlement, in the hamlet of Videm, is dedicated to Saint Nicholas and was restored in the 1980s.
Some 16th-century frescos have survived on the interior arch and sanctuary.
The medieval church in the settlement was a chapel of ease dedicated to the Holy Trinity. It is believed to have dated from the mid-17th century and it was mentioned in written records dating to 1667. The bell tower was probably added to the building around 1790, when the bells (which were removed during the First World War) were cast. The bell tower was damaged in a lightning strike during the interwar period. The church was burned during the Italian offensive of 1942 and never rebuilt. The church is surrounded by an abandoned cemetery that was created in 1824. In 2002 there were 13 grave markers at the site.
A second church southeast of the main settlement, in the hamlet of Videm, is dedicated to Saint Nicholas and was restored in the 1980s. Some 16th-century frescos have survived on the interior arch and sanctuary.
Knežja Lipa