The remains of its small castle can be seen on a ridge west of the village which was probably built further to a royal decree after the Mongol invasion of 1241-42. Its history is not known. According to the local tradition, the friars of the Csíksomlyó Franciscan Monastery had lived in the castle before their monastery was built.
The remnants of its diminutive fortress can be observed on a hilltop west of the village, which was likely constructed following a royal order after the Mongol invasion in 1241-42. Its history is unknown. According to local lore, the friars from the Csíksomlyó Franciscan Monastery once resided in the castle before their monastery was established.