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Gorajec, 37-620 Horyniec-Zdroj (gm. Horyniec-Zdroj, pow. lubaczowski), woj. podkarpackie
The wooden church in Gorajec is among the oldest surviving wooden Orthodox churches in the Lubaczów district and in Poland, alongside the Church of St. Paraskeva in Radruż.
Gorajec lies in the Horyniec-Zdrój municipality, in the Lubaczów district, near the border with Ukraine.
The church was erected in 1586. It shows structural affinities with several surviving 16th-century churches on the Polish-Ukrainian borderland (including those in Potylicz and Wola Wysocka).
The archaic wooden body of the church - one of the oldest examples of this type of sacred architecture in the region.
For those interested in the oldest wooden Orthodox church architecture of the borderland.
No confirmed fixed visiting hours - by arrangement.
Gorajec, Horyniec-Zdrój municipality, Lubaczów district.
Source: https://muzeumkresow.eu/projekty/drewniane-cerkwie-cerkiew-w-gorajcu/
