Lónya Church

Lónya, Hungary

The Romanesque church of Lónya was built in the 13th century. The wall paintings also originate from the 13th century and most likely are the work of the same artist or artist factory as those in Csaroda.

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Founded: 13th century
Category: Religious sites in Hungary

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Ildiko Horanyi (2 years ago)
Szabó Csaba (5 years ago)
The wooden belfry is very beautiful. The yard was closed so we could only admire it from the outside.
Zsolti Kis (5 years ago)
Good church is beautiful
Mihály Áron (6 years ago)
Beautiful church of the XIII. century, with original fresco fragments of stunning beauty, some of the frescoes of the 14th century. century, which would compete with any of the contemporary frescoes in the world, and the temple garden is home to one of the country's most beautiful full-bell tower.
György Antal (6 years ago)
Beautiful ancient church-
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