Saint Elisabeth church, Khust

Saint Elisabeth Church features a quadrangular bell tower with a high spire and stone walls supported by structural buttresses at its sides.

Originally constructed as a Catholic church in the 13th century, the building transformed into a Protestant church in 1524 when local residents adopted the Reformation.

The interior walls display a notable fresco depicting Hungarian kings Vladyslav, Stefan, and Irma, who gained recognition as religious figures.

Located at Karpatskoy Sichi Street 46 in central Khust, the church maintains regular services and welcomes visitors throughout the week.

The church structure combines defensive architectural elements with religious functions, including a surrounding wall added during the 15th century modifications.

Location: Khust

GPS coordinates: 48.18074,23.29925

Latest update: March 12, 2025 00:10