Cuzăplac, Reformed church

GPS Coordinates:
46.96651 N, 23.19043 E

The date when the first church of Cuzaplac locality was built is unknown, but is known that was enlarged with a part sustained by gothic pillars, it had cassetted ceiling. In 1905 was demolished and the present church was built there. The west side was built in XII-XIII century, because at demolition a cross of stone was found and three pieces of carved pillar.

Beside the old church there was a two bells belfry tower made in 1727 and in 1741. They got into the new tall tower of 21 m, built in 1884. The church was built during 1905-1906. The organ was made in 1850. The church has a lord's table made in 1767, decorated with red tulips on blue background. The pulpit's crown decorated with a pelican with two chickens, made in 1855 is the creation of that time priest, Jónás Elek. Besides the church it can be seen the old pillar's foundations.

Open hours:

Saturday - Sunday, 13.00-19.00

Contact:

Tel. 0040-260-626-356

You can speak with us in:

Romanian, Hungarian

The pages of the Salaj county sightseeing were made with the aid of the Salaj County Department of Culture and National Heritage. Thanks.

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