The St. Mihail and Gavril Orthodox Church
This church was built in the period of 1768-1779 in the place of an old wooden church. The construction was leaded by architect Schultz. It was rebuilt after the fire of 1836. In 1864 it got its actual shape when his tower was built as well. It has an iconography with 49 icons and 3 doors having Greek inscriptions on it. The pulpit has 9 icons of prelates.
In the altar and in the choir are exposed icons painted on wood and linen from the XVII century. The most admired picture was made in 1787 and it presents the crucifixion, St. Cosma and Damian and the Holy Mother with Her Child on her arms.
Open hours: 8.00 - 10.00
Sunday 8.00 - 13.00
Toamna Orădeană
19.09.-12.10.2008
Accommodation possibilities in this area:
Inn Góbé
Pension Lan
Hotel Corola
Hotel Elite
Casa BIM
Hotel Nevis
Hotel Class
Hotel Maxim
Hotel Carnival
Robinson Country
Hotel Eden
Hotel Terra
PIHE hostel
Hotel Melody
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Other sights in Oradea
Ady Memorial museum <> Apolo Palace <> Astoria Hotel <> Bazar <> Black Eagle Palace <> Canon's Row <> Church of the Order of Mercy <> Church of the Premonstatense Order <> Church with Moon <> City Hall <> Deutsch house <> Evangelical Church <> Füchsl house <> Fortress of Oradea <> Greek Catholic Bishop Palace <> Holy Trinity Orthodox Church <> Medical Faculty <> Monastery of The Capucin Order <> Moskovits Palace <> Olosig Roman-Catholic church <> Orthodox Bishop Palace <> Orthodox Synagogues <> Palace of Public Finances <> Poinar Palace <> Reformed Church <> Rimanóczy Palace <> Roman-Catholic Basilica<> Roman-Catholic Bishop Palace <> Stern Palace <> St. Ierarh Nicolae Orthodox Church <> St. Ladisla's church <> Ursulina's Complex <> Theatre <> Tribunal <> Ulmann Palace <> Vila Okányi-Schwarz <> Zion Neological Synagogue