Orthodox church of the Pokrov in Kobylany, Eastern Orthodox church in Kobylany, Poland
The Orthodox Church of the Pokrov is a brick Orthodox church building with Russian Revival architectural elements designed by Viktor Sychugov. The structure stands near a cemetery that serves the local Orthodox community in the Lublin Voivodeship.
The building was designed by Viktor Sychugov following Russian Revival architectural principles from the late 19th century. It was designated as an immovable monument in the Polish heritage registry in 1997.
The church is dedicated to the Intercession of the Theotokos, a major feast day in Orthodox tradition. Visitors can observe the worship practices of the Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church as they happen throughout the year.
The church is located in Kobylany near Terespol and is accessible to visitors who wish to attend Orthodox services. It helps to check service times in advance, as these can vary with the calendar and Orthodox feast days.
The church is one of few examples of Russian Revival ecclesiastical architecture in Poland, reflecting construction techniques from the late 19th century. This rare blend of Orthodox design with Western building methods makes it an architectural curiosity in the area.
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