There was a synagogue in the village, known popularly as the "Judenschule". It was mentioned as early as 1789. The street on which it stood is to this day popularly known as the "Judengasse" (“Jews’ Lane”). The synagogue was let out as a dwelling in 1902 and then auctioned in 1907. The building is still standing, but it is now a house, and bears no sign of its original function. In the neighbouring building, renovation work in the 1960s unearthed the remains of a mikveh.