Тимофей Тарасов The brickwork on the walls is clearly visible, especially where the sun hits. It turned out beautifully.

Анна Волкова The crosses stand out clearly against the sky.

Elena Barbu You can see the light on the walls well. Do you know what time services start on Sunday and if it is possible to visit the church?

Теодора Василева The crosses really stand out, especially in this light. And on Sunday the service starts at 8:30, you can come in and take a look before then.

Nikola Živković It can be seen that the church is dedicated to the Holy Great Martyr George. It's quite cold inside even in summer, so bring something over your shoulders if you're going to the service.

George Collins The brickwork looks pretty old, especially around the base where the mortar has worn down in places. Solid old construction.

ანა კაპანაძე Indeed, the color of the brick is more reddish where the sun falls directly. From what I heard, the church still has parts of the 17th century fresco on the side wall.

Václav Dvořák Yes, that red brick looks really ancient in the sun. The church is dedicated to the holy great martyr George, so there will be a liturgy in his honor on Sunday.

Κώστας Θεοδώρου The photo clearly shows the old masonry. The church is dedicated to Saint George, that's why it will have a service on Sunday as well.

Олександр Бойко The brick in the sun really looks old, and the crosses are clear. Sunday service at 8:30 in case anyone didn't know.

Nicholas Anderson The brick really stands out in that light.

Katherine Evans The brick does look worn at the base like George said. Service at 8:30 sounds right, I'll try to get there early enough to look at those 17th-century frescoes on the side wall.

Δήμητρα Δημητρίου The masonry looks quite worn at the base as they say. Does anyone know if they allow entry every day or only during services?

Grace Moore The light hits the roof tiles at an angle that makes them look almost gold against the blue. Service at 8:30 works for me, I'll bring a sweater like Nikola said.

Petar Nikolić The brick in the sun looks even older than I thought, and the fresco on the side wall is worth seeing even before the service.

Ирина Комарова The crosses really stand out well, especially when the sun is high. In Samara, in the same old St. George Chapel, frescoes from the 17th century have also been preserved, but there they are almost invisible without illumination.

Xenia Bennett The crosses catch the sun at that exact height around 11 in the morning. The side door they use for weekday visits is usually open by 9.30.

Sophia Campbell The brick at the base really does look pretty worn down. Is the side door they mentioned the only way in on weekdays or can you use the main entrance too?