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Historic Churches & Monasteries

Explore the diverse ecclesiastical architecture of the Uzhhorod region, spanning from the 13th-century Gorany Rotunda with its medieval frescoes to the active Holy Intercession Monastery in Rakoshyno. This collection features a variety of denominations, including Roman Catholic, Greek Catholic, Reformed, and Orthodox sites. Highlights include medieval stone structures in Palad-Komarivtsi and significant religious landmarks that reflect the multi-ethnic and multi-confessional history of Zakarpattia.

Historic Churches & Monasteries — 地图

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Goranska rotonda Sv. Anni

A 13th-century Romanesque rotunda located in the Horiany district of Uzhhorod, featuring significant medieval frescoes and functioning as one of the oldest religious buildings in Zakarpattia.

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B

Church of Saint Anne

Roman Catholic parish church in Chop, serving the local Hungarian-speaking community as part of the Diocese of Mukachevo.

C

Reformatska cerkva

A monument of medieval architecture located in the village of Palad-Komarivtsi, representing the Reformed tradition in the region.

D

Holy Intercession Monastery

An active men's monastery located in Rakoshyno along the Kyiv-Chop highway, known for its distinctive architectural complex and religious significance in the Mukachevo district.

E

Greko-Katolicka cerkva

Greek Catholic church situated in the village of Palad-Komarivtsi.

F

Kostol Voznesinna

Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Ascension.

G

Kostol Svatoi Anni

Roman Catholic church dedicated to Saint Anne.

H

Saint Michael's Orthodox Church

Orthodox church dedicated to Saint Michael.

I

Magyarok Nagyasszonya templom

Roman Catholic church dedicated to Our Lady of the Hungarians.

J

Szentháromság templom

Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Holy Trinity.

K

Svato-Uspenskij Hram

Orthodox church dedicated to the Dormition of the Mother of God.

L

Ciganska cerkva

Orthodox church serving the local community in the Uzhhorod area.