Church of St Demetrius, Medieval Orthodox church near Boboshevo, Bulgaria.

The Church of St Demetrius is a medieval Orthodox church building located near Boboshevo. It has a single nave with interior dimensions of roughly 4 by 3 meters and a height of about 5 and a half meters, and a narthex was added in 1864.

The building was constructed after 1481, and frescoes were added in 1488. It belonged to a monastery that had been established as early as the 10th century.

The interior walls display traditional frescoes showing Christ, prophets, warrior saints, and biblical scenes painted in dark, saturated colors. These paintings shape how the space feels today and reflect the artistic choices of those who decorated it.

The church stands about 4 km northwest of Boboshevo, south of the village of Dobrovo. The main entrance is on the west side, 1.85 m high and 1.25 m wide; the 1864 narthex added a second entrance on the north. Only the church, part of a mill and an outbuilding along the approach road survive.

The church's founder inscription above the naos door names the hieromonk Neophyte and his sons, the priests Dimitar and Bogdan, who had the frescoes painted from the vault down in 1488, in the reign of Sultan Bayazid. The same painter also decorated the Church of St Nicholas in Kosel, near Ohrid.