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pl. "Han Krum", 8130 Sozopol, Bulgaria
The Church of Saint Martyr Zosim in Sozopol is a charming, single-nave stone church built in 1857 during the Crimean War, erected over the ruins of a medieval temple. It is dedicated to St. Zosim of Sozopolis, a 3rd-century Roman legionary martyred for his Christian faith, who is revered as the patron saint and heavenly protector of Sozopol.
ChurchThe Armenian Apostolic and Orthodox Church of Surp Hach (meaning "Holy Cross") was built in 1853 on the site of the wooden Armenian chapel of Surp Stepanos, which had existed since 1673. The building is a single-nave, single-space structure and bears the principal characteristics of Armenian ecclesiastical architecture. Over the years the church has undergone numerous alterations. Today, the building is distinguished by its substantial narthex and bell tower, while the façade is clad in stone sl
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ChurchThe Basilica of the Holy Mother of God Eleusa (from the Greek for "Tenderness") is located on the northern shore of the peninsula. Its construction dates back to the 5th century, with brick stamps indicating the era of Emperor Justinian (527–565). It is believed to be the oldest church in Nesebar. The Monastery of the Holy Mother of God Eleusa in Nesebar is mentioned in charters issued by Tsar Ivan Alexander (14th century). It was likely here that the icon of the Holy Mother of God Eleusa was k
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ChurchLocated in the center of the town on the completely renovated square of the same name. Originally, a temporary wooden building stood on this site from the time when the settlement was called Kyupriya. The current solid stone building was erected in 1930. The inner walls of the temple are decorated with beautiful frescoes. The church is bright, cozy, and well-maintained. The interior features beautiful iconography, with precisely painted and restored frescoes on the walls. Visitors often note t
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