Reformed Church, Nuşfalău: A Fifteenth-Century Parish Church

Site at a Glance

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5
Popularity
Very Low
Country
Romania
Primary era
Medieval
Eras represented
Medieval
Civilizations
Hungarian
Site type
Religious
Remains
Church

History

The Reformed Church, Nuşfalău, in Romania, was founded in 1401 and built during the 15th century. It serves as a parish church for the local congregation and surrounding parish, and is affiliated with the Reformed Church in Romania, a Protestant denomination within the Reformed tradition.

Located in Nuşfalău in Sălaj County, the church is listed as a historic monument, reflecting its place within Romania’s architectural and historical heritage.

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