Rexin Family Chapel

The Rexin family has owned a nearby estate with a small manor since the early 18th century. Over time, the manor was adapted into a family residence, commonly referred to as the „resthouse”. It served as a lifelong residence for older and less affluent members of the Rexin family. Around 1890, a neoclassical burial chapel was also constructed, serving as a resting place for deceased relatives.