Some churches go a little over the top with regards to their interior. St Vitus church in the village of Šentvid flies dangerously close to this category, but manages to stay on the right side of classy due to the sheer quality and history of all the adorns its walls. Including a crowned Mary Help of Christians (Mary Pomagaj), something that required official permission from the Pope, the church was a place of pilgrimage for a long time. This may have lessened in recent times, but there is still more than enough here to justify a visit. The organ alone is worth going to hear. It was made by Slovene organ making company Škrabl, whose organs can be heard all over the globe.