Ruins of the Church of St. John in Sllovi/Slovinje

G6FC+264 Sllovi

Overview

“The ruins of the church of Saint John” is a monument of cultural heritage in Sllovi/Slovinje, Lipjan/Lipljan. This monument belongs to the “Archaeological Site” category, approved with number 02-975/66.

Georeference: 42.522502, 21.220566
Plus Code – Google Maps: G6FC+264 Sllovi
Category: Culture
Subcategory: Archaeological Site
Legal protection status: Category: Archeological Heritage
Subcategory: Archaeological Site /Reserve
Unique Code: 2905
Is it used for tourism? NO
Is there potential for tourism in the future? NO
Road infrastructure to the location: Good
Signs and orientation to the location: No road signs
Boards on site: There is no table at all

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