The Museum of Ukrainian Culture
Svidník
Places
Wooden Greek Catholic Church of St Paraskeva, 1763
Monuments and temples - Churches
The wooden filial church was built around 1763. It was consecrated to St Paraskeva. During World War II it was damaged but after the renovation it was used until 1960, although in the village there had already been a new brick church of Saints Peter and Paul completed (year 1937). In 1960, a wooden church was moved to the Svidník Museum.
“Mystics of the Carpathian Towns - Creation of Town Tourist Product based on the natural and cultural heritage of the towns of Jarosław and Svidník”. Project co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund as part of the Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Interreg V-A Poland-Slovakia 2014-2020. 
