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User Reviews
Fabrizio Lucchese (2 years ago)
It is located 32 km from Bardejov and, on the road we travel towards the Tatra mountains, we decide to make the detour, lengthening slightly to see this and a second church. The detour runs along a path surrounded by nature up to this village. The church is closed but very beautiful in the autumn colors of the early morning. The impression it gives is that it has recently been completely restored. Clean exterior wood, impregnated or varnished. The view of the whole is beautiful, the small external altar on the north side is interesting. The 2 statuettes, probably just installed, in 2 niches on the sides of the main entrance gate are lovely. A table outside that summarizes the churches in the area convinces us that ... I have to organize a second trip to this area, but next time on the Polish side.
It is located 32 km from Bardejov and, on the road we travel towards the Tatra mountains, we decide to make the detour, lengthening slightly to see this and a second church. The detour runs along a path surrounded by nature up to this village. The church is closed but very beautiful in the autumn colors of the early morning. The impression it gives is that it has recently been completely restored. Clean exterior wood, impregnated or varnished. The view of the whole is beautiful, the small external altar on the north side is interesting. The 2 statuettes, probably just installed, in 2 niches on the sides of the main entrance gate are lovely. A table outside that summarizes the churches in the area convinces us that ... I have to organize a second trip to this area, but next time on the Polish side.
joan gasull (2 years ago)
They are great, very beautiful to look at and if you understand construction you still give it more value
They are great, very beautiful to look at and if you understand construction you still give it more value
morris prislovsky (2 years ago)
I personally have never been there. My aunt has a few times though. My family attended church baptized, married and funerals for many centuries. I’m told that family records in the church Bible date back nearly 700 years. Been told this structure was built in 1739 being dubbed as the new church. Previous church burned. Maybe some day I will be able to visit the area and walk the same grounds as my ancestors did.
I personally have never been there. My aunt has a few times though. My family attended church baptized, married and funerals for many centuries. I’m told that family records in the church Bible date back nearly 700 years. Been told this structure was built in 1739 being dubbed as the new church. Previous church burned. Maybe some day I will be able to visit the area and walk the same grounds as my ancestors did.
morris prislovsky (2 years ago)
I personally have never been there. My aunt has a few times though. My family attended church baptized, married and funerals for many centuries. I’m told that family records in the church Bible date back nearly 700 years. Been told this structure was built in 1739 being dubbed as the new church. Previous church burned. Maybe some day I will be able to visit the area and walk the same grounds as my ancestors did.
I personally have never been there. My aunt has a few times though. My family attended church baptized, married and funerals for many centuries. I’m told that family records in the church Bible date back nearly 700 years. Been told this structure was built in 1739 being dubbed as the new church. Previous church burned. Maybe some day I will be able to visit the area and walk the same grounds as my ancestors did.
Słowik Boski (2 years ago)
Meeting history is always an interesting experience. Looking at the works of human hands that are hundreds of years old, it is impossible not to be amazed. It is puzzling how the natural environment in some regions better influences the longevity of the works of human hands. It is worth stopping for a moment here. I recommend.
Meeting history is always an interesting experience. Looking at the works of human hands that are hundreds of years old, it is impossible not to be amazed. It is puzzling how the natural environment in some regions better influences the longevity of the works of human hands. It is worth stopping for a moment here. I recommend.
