See the Basilian Monastery Ruins

A brick residential wing is the principal survivor of the Basilian monastery built in the second half of the 18th century. The structure now lacks a complete roof and floors, but its walls and window openings still convey the scale of the former complex. The ruins are easy to see from the river and nearby bridge.

This is an unsafe historic ruin, not a visitor attraction with interior access. View it only from outside and at a safe distance: do not enter the building, approach unstable masonry or cross barriers.