The abandoned Church of the Ascension in Samro is our next stop on the trip to forgotten churches in Leningrad Oblast. This is an impressing piece of building, that must be studied closer. (more…)
Tag - Churches
In Leningrad Oblast, we find a lot of interesting abandoned churches. This is the abandoned church St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, located in the nowadays sleepy village of Rel (Рель). (more…)
The United Methodist Church of Sweden is gone. It was a long time since it was a community of faith with many members. Left are empty worship houses, as a reminder of the church’s glory days. (more…)
St. Elijah Church in Chernobyl area is still one of several active services in the polluted area. Read some interesting facts about the church here. (more…)
Imagine a chapel built of skulls. The skull chapel really exists and is located in Poland. It’s a big sight and if you pass the town of Kłodzko, this is a must-see. (more…)
The village Wróblin Głogowski is gone, but the church is left. The church is abandoned for many years, but still in a beautiful atmosphere. Let’s visit the church Sw. Heleny in Głogów region, Poland. (more…)
If you ever visit Munich, you will be guaranteed to pass Marienplatz which is the city’s beautiful center. Here it is always a lot of movement and the square is framed by beautiful buildings. Don’t miss this! (more…)
Meissen is an over 1000-year-old city in eastern Germany. Beautifully situated by the river Elbe there are both historical buildings – and of course porcelain. (more…)
Lübeck is a city in northern Germany with parts of the city center classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s worth a stop.
Gdansk is a beautiful city with a big harbor in Poland. The city of half a million inhabitants has a well restored old neighborhood and stylishly lit when darkness has fallen. Buildings from the Hanseatic era are closely linked with hundreds of years old churches. Look how wonderful it could be when the darkness falls on a cold autumn evening.