Assumption Church, according to tradition, was founded in 1572 to commemorate the residents of the city, died at the hands of guardsmen. In the middle of the XVI century on this place was the eponymous monastery, and the Church was monastic Church until 1761, when the monastery was abolished.

The Church is a small domed building on the four pillars with angular arches. In the first half of the XIX century the Church was attached to the refectory and the bell tower, and the southern and Northern facade were built porticos.