Dywity – 19th century Church of St. Simon and St. Jude the Apostles

The Dywity Church, under the invocation of St. Simon and St. Jude the Apostles, is an oriented, neo-Gothic, three-nave hall structure.

The east side houses a square-headed chancel, whereas the west side rises to a square-shaped, six-storey tower. Its lower levels are adorned with pointed-arch cavities and semicircular twin recesses, as well as a plasterwork wraparound frieze. The structure is covered with a crow-stepped gable roof surmounted by a four-meter cross.