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A shrine with the appearance of a small church. Built in the neo-Gothic style with very prominent buttresses and deeply set, soaring, narrow windows. A sloping roof with a turret as a church tower. Inside, there is a neo-Gothic altar with the image of the Annunciation of Mary.

It is not known even in which year it was created exactly. I think that the chapel is in perfect condition only a pity that you can not go inside. Architecture: Neo-Gothic chapel on a rectangular plan with a pentagonal, lower apse and prominent buttresses in the corners and in the middle of the side walls. A chapel made of bricks, not plastered. In the side walls, two windows with slanted window sills, topped ogey. The same window was placed in the apse wall. Similarly topped entrance closed with wooden doors with glazed panels. Around the chapel runs a stone-covered pedestal. Under the roof, on the front and side walls runs a brick, pointed arch. The entrance to the chapel is framed by a brick, triangularly crowned portal. Above the door, a blind rosette of bricks in the top. Chapel covered with a gable roof. In the front part of the roof, covered with plate, there is a turret with triangular topped openings and a tower roof. At the top of the ave, a metal, openwork cross with clover-tipped arms. Interior: cross vault. Two parts of the interior are connected by an arched passage. Entrance to the apse, topped with pointed arch. In the apse a neo-Gothic altar with pinnacles and flowers. In the altar, the image of the Annunciation of Mary. Predella altar with a panel decorated with a rosette with the symbol of Maria and a row of Gothic windows. Under the altar, two angels with books. In the wall to the right of the entrance a stone plaque is built. Surroundings: The chapel stands next to the road. After rebuilding the road, it was below the level of the road. They lead to (down) stairs. Separated from the highway by a transparent cover. Behind the chapel grows a group of trees.