Small farmhouses, barns and baroque houses dating to the 19th century dot the streets of  this picturesque village - which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. 

In the old days, villagers kept and sold fish, grown in nearby ponds. Every estate had a principal room, a granary, a hayloft, a pigsty and of one or two cowsheds. 

Although many buildings have been restored, the original facades and decorative gables have been preserved to maintain the historical charm.