Chiesetta di Sant’Antonio Abate

Founded at least in the 14th century, it was renovated in the 16th century, creating a polygonal presbytery with a “florid Gothic” ribbed net ceiling and main keystones depicting Christ and the Madonna, while the secondary ones are rosettes. The well-preserved 17th‑century gilded altar, “Slati Oltari,” is notable for its Corinthian columns instead of the more usual Solomonic twisted ones. After restoration work following the 1975 earthquake, frescoes dating back to the 14th century were brought to light. A bifora window on the right side and another on the back wall illuminate the apse. On the presbytery wall there is a single‑lancet bell opening. On the left side stands a 1921 square‑section bell tower with a belfry, four bifora openings with bells, and a pinnacled roof. On the exterior right wall of the nave there is a large fresco of Saint Christopher from the 17th century.

For information about opening times, please contact the Pro Loco Nediške Doline – Valli del Natisone APS office.