Saint Martin's Church in the village is a chapel of ease.
It was first mentioned in written sources in 1414.
It was remodeled in Baroque style after a fire in 1749.
It formerly belonged to the Parish of Saint Peter in Ljubljana, but was reassigned to the Parish of Dobrova in 1785.
The altars are of unknown age and were reworked by the sculptor Leopold Gecelj in 1872.
At the end of the 19th century the church possessed two chalices, one dating from 1573 and another of presumably equal age.
The bell tower of the church was octagonal until 1856, when it was torn down and rebuilt larger for a new bell.
The walled area around the church probably contained a cemetery at one time because the parish church in Ljubljana was too far away and the nearest cemetery, in Dobrova, was in another parish.
The main altar was created by the stonemason Alojz  Vodnik from Podutik in 1902.
Saint Martin's Church in the village is a chapel of ease. It was first mentioned in written sources in 1414. It was remodeled in Baroque style after a fire in 1749. It formerly belonged to the Parish of Saint Peter in Ljubljana, but was reassigned to the Parish of Dobrova in 1785. The altars are of unknown age and were reworked by the sculptor Leopold Gecelj in 1872. At the end of the 19th century the church possessed two chalices, one dating from 1573 and another of presumably equal age. The bell tower of the church was octagonal until 1856, when it was torn down and rebuilt larger for a new bell. The walled area around the church probably contained a cemetery at one time because the parish church in Ljubljana was too far away and the nearest cemetery, in Dobrova, was in another parish. The main altar was created by the stonemason Alojz  Vodnik from Podutik in 1902.
Podsmreka, Dobrova–Polhov Gradec