St. Michael Orthodox Church

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The church is located in the city center, on the eastern side of ul. Mickiewicza, at the fenced church cemetery. An object with a fragmented body and plan, consisting of an octagonal nave, a three-story porch-belfry and three pentagonal chancel connected by a bypass, into which a small vestibule was included. The nave is covered with an octagonal roof with a dome around the neck. A four-sided belfry in the two lower floors and an octagonal one in the upper storey, covered with a pyramidal cupola with a small dome; a gable roof above the entrance. In the lower part of the elevation, a plinth is separated by a strip cornice, horizontally boarded, with rectangular panels with a Greek cross motif on a diamond background. The walls up to the eaves are boarded in a herringbone pattern, vertically on the corners. Rectangular window openings, most of them surrounded by decorative bands with over and window sills. In the bypass part there is a row of sectionally closed windows. A trim under the eaves with serrations. The walls of the nave and belfry are vertically divided with stylized columns. The second storey of the belfry is horizontally boarded, the third one is alternately boarded: vertically and horizontally, with boarded corners; Rectangular voice openings, closed with shutters. Unfortunately, I was unable to go inside. It was the middle of the day and the church was closed.

From the outside, the church looks very nice. Unfortunately, I couldn't see inside - closed between religious services, like most Orthodox churches.

I don't understand that, why is everything closed ...?

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