The National Cultural Monument Dom of the Urban and Granary was proclaimed in 1993. It is made up of several monumental objects:

• House of Wards. The Renaissance house was built in the middle of the 14th century. The pedestrian corner stone building with a single-story double-layout, two-storey with attic and three basement floors has a L-shaped ground plan. Renovation of facades with geometric patterns and leaf quarking dates back to 1590. Later it underwent several structural modifications (early 18th century, Centuries and between 1993 and 1999). It is located on the Square of Liberty 1 on the corner of Komenského Street in the Pamiatka zone. The bank is now home to the house of the Martyr and a memorial plaque is placed on it by J. Psotný.
• Granary. There is a baroque granary from 1764, which was made in the 20th century. The granary has a L-shaped plan, a single-layout layout, it is a two-storey cellar. It stands on the street Komenského 4. The monument was declared in 1993.