Church of St. Nicholas (1729)

Wooden Church of St. Nicolas - the youngest of Khust Gothic Maramorosh churches. The wooden church was built according to the inscription on the doors on 14th of May 1779. Inside Wooden Church of St. Nicolas wooden openwork arch separates the nave from babynets and altar. The the church preserved drawings of painter Kornmayer of 1828 according to the inscription on the western wall of the altar.

There is an opportunity to learn about Transcarpathia and their religion.

In appearance, it's just KRUTYATSKA church, I really could not get in the middle, but from the outside there is something to look at. I also liked the road to the church. The church is located on a small hill, so you need to climb it with a small serpentine, among the old trees, which creates such an atmosphere of antiquity. What's more interesting is that there are several churches in this style in the Khust district (I managed to find three more besides this one: in Sokyrnytsia, Oleksandrivka and Krainikov. Some churches have a guide's phone number, but I don't know how quickly he can organize I recommend that you find information on wooden churches in the Khust district and then visit them, you are guaranteed a positive experience. The only thing that was difficult to find a church in Alexandrovka, but the locals helped, and dor ha there is not very good.

If closed at the front, there is a car entrance at the back. It is always open there.

Very impressed by the elegance in the buildings of churches of the 18th century.