- Simonič's Homestead
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The wooden „cimprača" from the second half of the eighteenth century was built in the shape of the letter L and is one of the rare preserved Pannonian houses in Slovenia, from this reason it became a cultural monument.
- Snake's Head
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Snake's head (scientific name Fritillaria meleagris, in Slovenian močvirska log-arica) is a flower from the family Lili-acese which grows in Europe. It has a flower with six petals in the shape of a bell, the petals look downward and have a chequered reddish-brown colour. Some species may also have white petals.
- The Grey Heron Nesting Place
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In the area of the municipality there is a grey heron nesting place and the site of Snake's Head Fritillary. The grey heron colony is located along the road between Biš and Gočovo in Slovenske ulated Pesnica River. The colony nests gorice, on the embankment of the reg- on alder trees in alder wood, which used to be a swamp until the Pesnica River was regulated.
- Roadside Sign
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Before the village there is a stone column with niches. In the deeper niche of the upper part there is a statue. It is covered with tiled roofing. The sign, which has been re-made, was erected in 1788.
- Stephen's Chapel (Kranjc Chapel)
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A rectangular chapel with a wooden bell tower and tiled roofing. It was built at the beginning of the nineteenth century to remind of the plague which murdered livestock.
- St. Bolfenk Church
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St. Bolfenk Church from 1789 is a typical representative of Josephian sacral buildings from the last third of the eighteenth century. Its predecessor was a large graveyard chapel. The construction works to build the church started in 1786, using the material from the urban graveyard Sv. Bolfenk Chapel and St. John Chapel from Grabrniški Vrh near Sv. Lovrenc in Slovenske gorice. It took more than two years to build the church and the parson's house. At the beginning, the appearance of the church was not the same as today, especially as regards the wooden ceiling, which was vaulted as late as in 1880.
