 Rising up over the village is the Late Baroque Saint Peter's Parish Church ("Pfarrkirche St. Peter")

Archaeological finds reveal that settlement history reaches back to Roman times.Witnessing this are the remnants of a Roman aqueduct on the Paulsberg (mountain) above Lieser, surface finds of Roman tiles and a Roman winepressing facility unearthed in 2005 during roadworks at the riverbank.This lay below the vineyards, some 500 m east of the village, but after an emergency excavation, it was filled in again.