The Saint Nicholas Church in Novhorod-Siverskyi is a remarkable work of carpentry art of the Chernihiv school of wooden folk architecture of the 18th century.
The first church in honor of Saint Nicholas was built in 1086 on a hill above the road, on which a pagan idol stood in pre-Christian times. After the Mongol invasion, the church was restored only in 1720.
The Saint Nicholas Church is cruciform in plan, single-headed, five-aisled. The pyramidal shape organically completes the silhouette of the hill.
Last update
3/20/2025
Categories | Temple, Architecture |
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Date of foundation | 1720 |
Address |
Mykolayivska Street, 18
Novhorod-Siverskyi |
Coordinates |
52.01361111° N, 33.25777778° E
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