Modern period, 1836
Света Петка Стара
A public site in the city of Plovdiv, dating to 1836.
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Света Петка Стара is one of the historic churches of Plovdiv, in its present form from the Revival era dating to 1836.
- Built
- 1836
- Type
- place of worship
A church in the city
Света Петка Стара is part of the layered religious heritage of Plovdiv. The present building dates to 1836. It belongs to the era of the Bulgarian Revival.
Source trail: Wikidata — Света Петка Стара ↗Dating
1836
Source trail: Wikidata — Света Петка Стара ↗Architect/builder
not identified in the current public source
Source trail: Wikidata — Света Петка Стара ↗Current status
Publicly documented institution, building, or urban site in Plovdiv.
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- Type
- Eastern Orthodox church building
- Inception
- 1836
Traces and evidence
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Description and historical context for Света Петка Стара.
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Coordinates for Света Петка Стара.
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Media and license for Света Петка Стара: Plovdiv 1.JPG.
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Current status
Publicly documented institution, building, or urban site in Plovdiv.
Ownership, care and institutions
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- Coordinates
- 42.14639, 24.75354 · wikidata_coordinate
- Built/date
- 1836
- Architect/builder
- not identified in the current public source
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