ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH (KOSTOL SV. MICHALA)

The picturesque village of Uličské Krivá, in eastern Slovakia, hides a precious cultural monument: a wooden church built by Greek-Catholic believers in the early 18th century (1718). Perfectly restored in the early 1990s, it contains a baroque iconostasis and icons dating back to the 16th century. It still fulfils its role as a Greek-Catholic place of worship, but it is also open to tourists if they are interested.