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The Church of Saint Nichlaus, located in Stará Ľubovňa, is a Roman Catholic church dating from 1280.[1]
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There are several works of art in its baroque interior, including a late 13th century triumphal arch, late–Gothic stone font, the figure of the “Ľubovňa Madonna” dated 1360, the Gothic sacrament-house, and the late–Gothic tombstones.
Other historically valuable pieces are Baroque high altar to St Nicholas the Bishop, the side altars and a sculpture of the Mourning for Christ. Until 1780 there was a graveyard around the church. There are as-yet unexplored crypts beneath the church.
References
edit- ^ "História kostola sv. Mikuláša" (in Slovak). Farnosť Stará Ľubovňa. Retrieved 24 February 2024.