Николай Христов Where exactly is this intersection? Is the church open to visitors during the week and when are the services?

Валентина Павлова The stone church there is from the late 19th century, you can see by the thick walls and narrow windows. The vaults inside are quite high, typical of that time.

Anna Nováková This junction is just before the turn for the monastery, the church is open on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.

Полина Павлова Where exactly did you film this, at what intersection? And what time of day?

Rémi Martin The cut stone is really thick, we can see that the construction must have taken several years at the end of the 19th century. The side buttresses are typical of this period.

Petra Kováčová I'd like to see that photo up close, looks like a nice place to stop for a while.

Bogdan Rusu The rough stone walls look almost a meter thick, I believe they laid a solid foundation in 1880 or so.

მარიამ მაისურაძე The boy stands calmly at the intersection and looks at everything. I would also like to see the photo closer.

Markéta Veselá Is this the intersection before the turn to the monastery? When exactly in the week do they have services and is the church open on days other than Tuesday and Thursday?

جويل خوري I like to see the picture a little closer to notice the details in the stone.

Dušan Stanković The stone blocks on the church look like they were hewn by hand, you can see by the uneven edges. It must have lasted for years until they finished it at the end of the 19th century.