Légende

Frescoes in the church of St Nicholas, Byzantine ruined city of Mystras or Mistra on the Taygetos Mountains, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Laconia, Peloponnese, Greece

Date

22 sept. 2024

Crédit

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Martina Katz

Notre référence

BRK26D65_031

Model release

Non

Property release

Non

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

86.1Mo (28.7Mo) / 37.9cm x 56.9cm / 4480 x 6720 (300dpi)

Mots clés

UNESCO ruin church building sacral building antiquity archeology fresco painting art Peloponnese Greece Europe depiction Greek Ruins complex historic tourist attraction World Heritage Site holy culture Southeast Europe archeological painted Balkans old Southern Europe wall painting european Byzantine UNESCO World Heritage heritage one person ancient travel photography ancient civilization Laconia ancient city archaeological site St. Nicholas Taygetos Mountains Ruined building structure sacred building ancient world archaeology Fresco painting drawing representation ruin site ancient times historical place of interest World Heritage sacred Southeastern Europe archaeological frescoed Balkan South Europe mural UNESCO site ruined town archaeological area St. Nikolaus construction religious building Peloponnisos Famous Place St. archeologic Balkan Peninsula mural painting Unesco World Heritage Site antique Lacedaemonia Saint Nicholas' Church building archaeologic wall fresco Lakonia St. Nicholas' fresco painting 1 person St. Nicolai single person Nikolaikirche ruins churches buildings frescos paintings arts depictions Altertum tourist attractions cultures wall paintings heritages ancient civilizations ancient cities archaeological sites Ruined buildings Fresco paintings drawings ruins site historically places of interest murals ruined towns archaeological areas constructions religious buildings Famous Places mural paintings wall frescos fresco paintings Kirche frescoes Europe's depicting history image history images sight landmark tourist landmark oldest world hertiage ruined city representing Unesco world Site tourist spot