Church of All Saints, Ptaszkowa
Ptaszkowa , PL
Church of All Saints in Ptaszkowa was built in 1555. The builder of the temple was the carpenter Jan Joachim Kukla from Grybów.
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Ptaszkowa , PL
Church of All Saints in Ptaszkowa was built in 1555. The builder of the temple was the carpenter Jan Joachim Kukla from Grybów.
Vilnius, LT
The Catholic Church of All Saints' Day was built in 1620-1631 with ancient Baroque elements inspired by the Renaissance. The building is a classified historical heritage.
Łososina Górna , PL
The Church of All Saints in Łososina Górna dates from 1778.
Ammerstol, NL
Neo-Gothic village church with tower. Replaced church from 1333. The Reformed Church from 1880-1881 has been placed on the list of National Monuments because of its historical inventory.
Ampelouzos, GR
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Pogwizdów, PL
Parish Church of St. st. Simon and Jude Tadeusz in Pogwizdów from the end of the 15th century is one of the oldest churches in Lesser Poland.
Aradena, GR
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Dębno, PL
The church of Archangel Michael is a wooden church probably founded in the 13th century. The current church, incredibly well preserved, was built mainly in the second half of the 15th century, in the Gothic style. Together with other wooden churches in the region, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Episkopi , GR
The Church of Archangel Michael (Michail Archangelos) is an important early Christian basilica situated near the village of Episkopi. It belongs to the Diocese of Kissamos. It is also known as the Rotonda Church or Rotunda Church due to its architectural style.
Pretoria, GR
The church of Archangel Michael 13th-century church in the village of Praetoria or Pretoria.
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