Reformed Church, Vyshkovo

The Reformed Church is located in the village of Vyshkovo in the Transcarpathian region. The church belongs to the unique monuments of Gothic architecture. The first memories of her date back to the year 1270.

The Reformed Church is located in the village of Vyshkovo in the Transcarpathian region. The church belongs to the unique monuments of Gothic architecture. The first memories of her date back to 1270. It was the Reformed Church that became one of the first temples of stone in the entire Transcarpathian region. The temple was built in the 13-14 centuries.

The building of the church consists of a five-walled apse and a nave. The portal of the building is supported by several massive columns, and the miniature turret serves as a decoration for the pediment. Around the building there is a defensive wall made of stone, and in the courtyard a wooden bell tower rises.

Outwardly, the church is like a defensive temple. It has strong buttresses, a high gable roof, rather narrow windows. All these elements testify to belonging to the Gothic style.

During one of the restorations, under a thick layer of plaster, the most valuable old frescoswere found in the church, the most famous being the "Kiss of Judas" and "The Last Supper".