Biserica fortificată din Mălâncrav

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The fortified evangelical church in Mălâncrav, Sibiu county, Laslea commune, was built in the 14th century on the site of a much older Romanesque basilica. The church is on the 2010 list of historical monuments, code LMI SB-II-a-A-12416, with the following objectives: code LMI SB-II-a-A-12416.01 - Fortified evangelical church, 14th - early 16th century; code LMI SB-II-a-A-12416.02 - Fortified enclosure, 15th - 16th century.

Coordinates: 46°6'36"N, 24°38'50"E

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Biserica fortificată din Mălâncrav – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: The Fortified Church of Iacobeni, The Fortified Church of Copșa Mare, The fortified church of Valchid.

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The Fortified Church of Iacobeni
132 min walk • The fortified evangelical church of Iacobeni, Iacobeni commune, Sibiu county, was built in the 14th century. The ensemble of the fortified evangelical church is a historical monument, code LMI SB-II-a-A-12402, with the following objectives: code...
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The Fortified Church of Copșa Mare
126 min walk • The fortified evangelical church of Copșa Mare, commune of Biertan, Sibiu county, was built in the 14th century. It is on the 2010 list of historical monuments, code LMI SB-II-a-A-12364, with the following objectives: code LMI SB-II-a-A-12364.01 -...
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The fortified church of Valchid
132 min walk • The fortified evangelical church in Valchid, Sibiu county, Hoghilag commune, was built in the 14th century on the site of a much older Romanesque basilica. The church is on the 2010 list of historical monuments, code LMI SB-II-a-A-12577, with the...