St. George's Church

The church exhibits three primary sections: a central square nave, a double apse, and a narthex, all constructed using traditional wooden building methods.

Built in 1656, St. George's Church underwent substantial modifications between 1678 and 1711, including the addition of frescoes and a new octagonal structure.

The religious building represents Eastern Orthodox traditions through its architectural design and continues to serve as an active center for worship and community gatherings.

Located at coordinates 49.3478 latitude and 23.4994 longitude, the church maintains regular opening hours and welcomes visitors interested in religious architecture.

This wooden church forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site collection known as Wooden Tserkvas of the Carpathian Region in Poland and Ukraine.

Location: Drohobych

Inception: 1656

Architectural style: wooden church

Made from material: wood

Part of: Wooden tserkvas of Carpathian region in Poland and Ukraine

GPS coordinates: 49.34780,23.49940

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:13