Manglisi Cathedral

Manglisi, Georgia

Manglisi Cathedral is a Georgian Orthodox cathedral near the town of Manglisi. The first church was built in 4th century. The current cathedral was constructed in 6th-7th century. The cathedral went through a huge restoration in 1002.

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Founded: 6th century AD
Category: Religious sites in Georgia

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Nene Samnashvili (4 years ago)
Loved this church. Beautiful garden where you can sit, relax and listen to the birds.
Marika Gulashvili (5 years ago)
Very special, mysterious and miracle place
Giorgi Zedginidze (6 years ago)
Very nice church. It has a big yard where kids and adults can rest and run around.
Nick Vardzelashvili (6 years ago)
Great cathedral
GEO AMO (7 years ago)
4 century church
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