Akhaltsikhe Armenian Church Surb Stefanoz
- Description
Akhaltsikhe Armenian Church of Surb Stefanoz is a historical landmark of the city of Akhaltsikhe, Georgia. This is a working temple, appreciated by both locals and tourists for its historical value and unique architecture. The church was built in the 9th century and bears the name of St. Stephanos, the first martyr of Christianity. The building complex consists of the main church and the adjacent monastery, and it is the only church in Akhaltsikhe where services are still held in Armenian.
This temple is a great place to visit for those interested in history, architecture, culture and religion. Due to its unique history and significance to the local population, the church often attracts researchers and tourists who want to learn more about the cultural heritage of the region. A visit to this place also provides an opportunity to experience a sense of peace and spiritual renewal.