When seen from the front, the church of Nuis doesn't look nerly as old as it actually is. Behind the facade, which was added in 1902, is a church built in the first half of the 13th century. Apart from the facade, the original Romanogothic nature of the building is disturbed by several large, non-original windows in walls of the one-aisled nave. The east wall of the rectangular choir is mostly intact.
