Church of the Nativity of the Virgin, Skole

The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin appeared in Skole in the late 19th century. Before its erection in a small town surrounded by mountains from all sides, there was only one wooden church - St. Paraskeva. Both churches belong to the Greek Catholic Church.

The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin appeared in Skole in the late 19th century.Before its erection in a small town surrounded by mountains from all sides, there was only one wooden church - St. Paraskeva. Both churches belong to the Greek Catholic Church.

By the way, guests of Skole should see not only the Greek Catholic church, but also other historical buildings of this city.For example, the palace of the barons of Gredley, where orphans are now studying, or the houses of former Skole magnates. And next to the lost town among the mountains stretches a unique natural park - Skole Beskydy.