Summer altar of Sapanta Peri Monastery located in Livada Dendrological Park in Sapanta village, Maramures
Sapanta Peri - Monastery (Maramures Ro) - they say it is the tallest wooden one in the world at 78m. It's raining so the quality is not very good. : r/europe
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Worlds tallest wooden church of Sapanta-Peri Monastery located in Livada Dendrological Park in..., Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. YU7-3427938 | agefotostock
Traveling 2 Romania on Twitter: "Peri Monastery, Sapanta, Maramures, with 78 m height is the tallest wooden structure in the world, according with the Records Book. The impressive tower of the monastery
Tower of wooden church in Sapanta-Peri Monastery in Sapanta village, Moldova Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
Sapanta-Peri Monastery/Maramures,Romania The church is 78 meters tall and is considered the tallest wooden church in the world. It's a must when visiting northern Romania : r/travel
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Traditional Maramures wooden building in Sapanta-Peri monastery, Romania | Wooden buildings, Monastery, Romania
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World's tallest wooden church: Sapanta - Peri Monastery
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