St Stephan, dominated by its two Romanesque freestone towers, is a Late Gothic hall-church, with ribbed vaulting, incised clustered piers and tracery windows. Its particularly-rich fittings include an outstanding stone pulpit, a 16C carved column and 18C inlaid Baroque stallwork, with cabled adornment. The very old ossuary, alongside the church, is a reminder of the transience of human existence.