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Project dedicated to the architecture of Orthodox countries and the Byzantine Empire. Russian version: @orthoarchRU ____________________________ Orthodox Directory: @Orthodox_Directory
An old building of the Saratov city hospital, Russia.
The Church of Saint Abanoub in Sebennytos, Egypt. Initially dedicated to the Theotokos, the church was built here, according to legend, back in pagan times, and the relics of the saint, executed at the age of 12 for refusing to renounce Christ, allowed temple to survive the centuries of Muslim power.
Crooked houses on a crooked street - the old complex known as Varnalii in Veles, North Macedonia.
Classicism in unusual proportions - the Church of the Beheading of John the Baptist in Sarov, Russia.
The Byzantine tower of Marmari, Greece, awaiting its reconstruction.
An old and heavily rebuilt Byzantine church in Heraclea Cybistra, nowadays turned into a mosque.

Considering that the city fell to Seljuks in the XI century, the building is most likely of an early-Byzanine origin.
The massive gates of the Miclescu manor in Călineşti, Romania.
Sagarejo Church of Apostles Peter and Paul, carvings of which are inspired by the famous temple in Ananuri.
One of the buildings of Kasimov's long-suffering trade rows, restored this year.
The oldest known portrait of the first Serbian royal dynasty founder, Stefan Nemanja, found during excavations in the monastery of Studenica.
The Hellenic half-timbering - one of the villas in Kifissia, a suburb of Athens that became popular with the wealthy and aristocracy in the nineteenth century.
In the Archangelsk countryside, in the village town of Krasnoborsk, there is a real treasure - the Trinity Church, which was not closed during the Soviet years. Not only the beautiful interior has been preserved here, but also the ancient tradition of decorating icons with rushniks (traditional embroidered towels).
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