The Church of St Michael the Archangel stands in Donji Miholjac, a Slavonian town near the Drava River. Its first recorded mention is connected with a document from 1057, and the settlement gradually formed around this ecclesiastical centre. The present parish church belongs to a later historical layer: reference works date it to around 1850, while municipal planning records note an earlier restoration of the parish in 1722. The church is protected cultural heritage. It makes a meaningful short stop in the town centre, particularly for visitors wishing to connect Donji Miholjac’s sacred architecture with the earliest documented history of the place.
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Saint Michael Archangel church in Donji Miholjac
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