The military cemetery where German soldiers are buried above all powdery mildew during the 2. World War II is dominated by a large wooden cross. The graves themselves are made up of regularly spaced granite tombstones. On the construction of the cemetery was involved in the Federal Republic of Germany. There is also an obelisk above the mass grave of 205 Turkish soldiers, who were injured during the 1. World War II in the years 1916 and 1917 on the Galician front, and died in lazaretech on the nearby castles and Kinsky. The Jewish cemetery is part of the town cemetery and served its purpose in the years 1870 to 1939. From about 200 tombstones are still only 17.