The village of Germanishki is located in the Voronovsky district, Grodno region. The central attraction of this place is Church of the Holy Trinity. The temple was built late 19th early 20th century.
The architectural style is Neo-Gothic, popular at the time of construction. The building does not differ in "luxurious" decor and looks even ascetic. The church in Germanishki is neat thanks to the plastered walls and polychrome rubble masonry. The temple has a rectangular shape, the facade of the building is crowned with a 3-tier hipped bell tower.
Initially, in these places, back in 1686, a wooden church was erected. Later, in the period from 1886 to 1909, work was carried out on a modern temple. Around the church in Germanishki, a rubble fence along the perimeter has been preserved.
A three-arch gate has also been preserved. In the period from 1965 to 1987, the temple was closed, returned to believers in the late 90s, and re-consecrated only in 2000. Today the Church of the Holy Trinity is active and open to all comers.
The temple is located in the Germanishki village itself, below is a point with a mark on the map:
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