The charm of the Romanesque window

The Zroman Church in Šimonovany, part of Partizanske, only part of the walls and the tower survived. Many reconstructions in the 18th century have changed the character of the building and the medieval building is no longer to be remembered. The chaplain, consecrated by the Lord of the Queen Angel, founded and exhibited in the middle of the 13th century, presumably in the period as a neighboring residential tower, later expanded into a gothic manor house. The church was a one-sided structure with a tower on the west and a sovereign. They later replaced the larger polyangular presbytery. The side of the boat came from the south side during the Renaissance.

Since 1703 the patrocinium has changed to the Assumption of Our Lady.

In 1717, the church raised the church tower on one floor and barbecued it.

In 1743, the church was burned down and repaired in 1750 to re-ship the ship and also land the northern sacristy.

During the middle-of-the-century period, a circular window on the western wall of the tower has been preserved in the same shape as a shrimp.