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Church of St Sofia, Ohrid, Macedonia

Church of St Sofia, Ohrid, Ohrid Lake, Macedonia

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Church of St Sofia, Ohrid, Macedonia

Description Church of St Sofia, Ohrid, Ohrid Lake, Macedonia

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Added Date Jun.13, 2012 07:23:44

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OUTDOOR CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE BUILDING ST CHURCH RELIGION BRICK TOURISM LANDMARK ANCIENT EUROPE FAITH ORTHODOX OUTSIDE ARCHITECTURAL CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY COLUMN LAKE TOURIST PROTECTED HISTORICAL MEDIEVAL BASILICA CHRISTIANITY RELIGIOUS SACRED OF IMPORTANT MONASTERY SOFIA PILLARS UNESCO SOPHIA SHRINE BELIEF SANCTUARY ORTHODOXY LITERACY CONCERTS SAINTS MACEDONIA BALKANS OHRID STONE BUILDING UNESCO CITY RELIGIOUS FACILITY ST SOFIA

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