St. Paraskeva Church (Nessebar)
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A single-nave church with a distinctive narthex, an apse, and two altar niches. The original roof structure no longer survives, but we can assume that there was once a copper church supported by a drum. Today, the double-pitched roof is quite late. A bell tower rose above the narthex elementary school. The church is built alternately of stone blocks and bricks. The facade decoration is in the ceramic-plastic style. The church was built in the 13th century and used until the 19th century.
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A single-nave church with a distinctive narthex, an apse, and two altar niches. The original roof structure no longer survives, but we can assume that there was once a copper church supported by a drum. Today, the double-pitched roof is quite late. A bell tower rose above the narthex elementary school. The church is built alternately of stone blocks and bricks. The facade decoration is in the ceramic-plastic style. The church was built in the 13th century and used until the 19th century.
translated by•May 30, 2025
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