St Mark's Chapel was built in 1773 on the foundations of a previous chapel mentioned in 1729, which was described as ruinous during a visitation in 1772. The simple quarry stone building with a ridge turret and a statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus above the entrance is a central landmark in the village. Inside there is a baroque altar from 1707, the origin of which is unclear, as well as several statues of saints and a Stations of the Cross from 1922. A historic bell was brought back after the First World War, but was replaced by a new bell from the Mabilon foundry in 1953. Since 2007, an old carrying cross above the exit has served as a reminder of the earlier supplication processions.
