Church of St. George (10th century) in Aspindza

The Church of St. George in Aspindza, located next to the public school, is a historical monument dating back to the 10th century. Although only about a third of the original structure remains, including the chancel and northern walls, the church was successfully restored and reopened to the public in 2012. Both original stones and new stone boulders were used in the restoration, which allows maintaining the authentic appearance of the building.

The church is of considerable interest to lovers of history and architecture, thanks to the visible ruins of the old settlement and the use of elements from the old settlement in the reconstruction, such as the upper part of the arch at the entrance. The Church of St. George is active, offering visitors not only the opportunity to touch the historical heritage, but also to participate in modern religious rituals.

A visit to this place will be useful for scientists, historians, architects, students and anyone interested in ancient culture and religious traditions. The Church of St. George in Aspindza provides a unique opportunity to see a monument of medieval construction, restored with attention to historical details.