Venues that host communities

The first temple of the village, likely built in the Árpád period, and the predecessor of the current temple, which was built in the 18th century.

A 1786-built, baroque-style building that is still operational, considered a cultural monument.

A museum located in a 1920s-built, contoured-roof palatine house, showcasing the cultural heritage of the village.

A museum displaying baby dolls from different age groups, dressed according to the traditional folk costume of Rimóc.

A bronze sculpture by Tóth Dávid, depicting a barefoot, cap-tilted peasant napszámos woman, created in 2013.

An exhibition in a 2011-revived, traditional-style peasant house, displaying 40 peasant headbands from 40 different villages.