Bodružal

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The historic Church of St. Nicholas in Bodružal. The church has been reconstructed with the assistance of the U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad, and was blessed on September 18, 2003 by Bishop Ján Babjak of Prešov.

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Bodružal (1927-1973 spelled Bodružaľ) is a municipality (village) in Slovakia in the Svidník District in Prešov Region, within the Laborec Highlands.

The village, first mentioned in writing in 1600, is best known for housing a Baroque wooden church being a natural cultural monument in Slovakia.

v t e Municipalities of Svidník District

Giraltovce Svidník Belejovce Beňadikovce Bodružal Cernina Cigla Dlhoňa Dobroslava Dubová Dukovce Fijaš Havranec Hrabovčík Hunkovce Jurkova Voľa Kalnište Kapišová Kečkovce Kobylnice Korejovce Kračúnovce Krajná Bystrá Krajná Poľana Krajná Porúbka Krajné Čierno Kružlová Kuková Kurimka Ladomírová Lúčka Lužany pri Topli Matovce Medvedie Mestisko Mičakovce Miroľa Mlynárovce Nižná Jedľová Nižná Pisaná Nižný Komárnik Nižný Mirošov Nižný Orlík Nová Polianka Okrúhle Príkra Pstriná Radoma Rakovčík Rovné Roztoky Soboš Stročín Svidnička Šarbov Šarišský Štiavnik Šemetkovce Štefurov Vagrinec Valkovce Vápeník Vyšná Jedľová Vyšná Pisaná Vyšný Komárnik Vyšný Mirošov Vyšný Orlík Železník Želmanov