Built in 1789 as a catholic chapel of St. Vincent hospital. In 1856 a piece of land was bought from count Platers in order to begin construction of a new church. The old St. Yuri church was torn down and a cross was put in the place of the demolished altar. Construction of the new church was finished in 08.09.1859 and it was consecrated in honor of Our Lady’s patronage. It was meant originally for both Orthodox and Old-believers. In 1867 it was consecrated as an Orthodox church.
For visiting church please book in advance!
For visiting church please book in advance!
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Address:
Brīvības iela 30, Krāslava, Krāslavas nov., LV-5601
Phones:
Mob.phone: +371 26783660
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Coordinates:
55°53'48.6" N, 27°11'6.2" E
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District:
Kraslava
Working days a week:
Monday - Sunday
Working season:
All year
Parking lot:
Yes
Toilet:
WC
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Description:
Built in 1789 as a catholic chapel of St. Vincent hospital. In 1856 a piece of land was bought from count Platers in order to begin construction of a new church. The old St. Yuri church was torn down and a cross was put in the place of the demolished altar. Construction of the new church was finished in 08.09.1859 and it was consecrated in honor of Our Lady’s patronage. It was meant originally for both Orthodox and Old-believers. In 1867 it was consecrated as an Orthodox church.
For visiting church please book in advance!
For visiting church please book in advance!
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Donations
Included in the price:
Observation
Sale of souvenirs:
Yes