Cross-domed church “St. St. Peter and Paul”

The medieval cross-domed church “St. St. Peter and Paul” – XIII-XIV century was declared a national cultural monument I category-SG issue 69/1927. The locals call it “The Monastery”. The church was first studied in 1871 by Felix Kanitz and is the only surviving part of a medieval monastery complex. The architectural style is defined as Tarnovo-Nessebar. The building is cross-domed, one-nave, one-apse with a narthex to the west. The entrance to the porch is to the south and to the nave is to the west. The external dimensions of the foundation of the church are 10/7 m.