Abaújkéri református templom - Abaújkéri református templom

Gothic reconstruction on a Romanian basis. It already stood (or had a precedent) in 1332. Another source for the construction of the church dates back to the 15th century. century. Rectangular flat-ceilinged hall + square shrine with 6 pillars supporting the corners. Another door on the main façade, a small window above it, a tower covered with tin on top There are two larger, narrow Gothic windows on the south side of the nave and a smaller one on the south and east sides of the sanctuary. Exposed on the south wall is the painted frame and arch of the original masonry semicircular door. Above it, to the west of it, two Romanesque windows remain. Its floor plan, dimensions, the proportions of the nave and the sanctuary, the vaulted vault of the sanctuary, its narrow Gothic windows, some Romanesque elements and the external appearance and mass of the church suggest that the church was not built in the 15th century. century, but in the XIII-XIV. we are looking around the turn of the century