Chiesa Parrocchiale di San Nicolò Vescovo - Poffabro - Poffabro, Provincia di Pordenone

Riziero Ponzi

La parrocchia di San Nicolò è facilmente raggiungibile da Maniago passando davanti il piazzale dov'è posta la pesa pubblica. C'è un parcheggio gratuito a ridosso della piazza antistante la chiesa che viene raggiunta con scale. Nel complesso una bella chiesa con un bellissimo campanile.

Federico Fantin

Bella la piazza, chiesa piuttosto anonima

Cinzia Scotton

Un posto da favola

Luca Ramello

Nuns have it all now. Scarce or lacking local fidels are duely substituted by the nuns' omnipresence ( godlike system as it is), yet nuns are quite polite and can put you up if you fit in the pattern (they will not put up every Jack and Tom). The church is open daily for free visits thanks to a nun that opens it early morning and closes it early evening (vespertine time). Last year 2018 it was open only on weekends. This year 2019 it is open every single day. Some interesting pieces of art inside (some others belonging to the church were transferred to Museo Diocesano in Pordenone). The church itself needs redecorating and the roof "up above..." has many tiles that need revisiting.

UPDATE as of March 15th 2024

The Church is always there. As a matter of factedness fidels or would-be ones might pray in their own houses, following the evangelist Matheuw predicaments, i.e. "Shut your house-door and prey in your own house etc.". So, many visitors to Poffabro from many different areas do not possess a house, leastways in Poffabro, but they do like the Church and the Houses, so they either build up links with local house owners just to sneak in somehow, but just a handful of stakeholders (deemed or presumed) might prey...leastways at the Church, where over Christmas musicals are held or other meetings, thanks to assenting outside singing groups that might ask just a small amount for the show.
All in all, Poffabro nowadays is devasted by crawlers more than proper tourists, leaving nothing behind when they leave the village, except some marks.
The atmosphere in the church can turn stifling every now and then, due to candlelight miasms and other smelly inconveniences...No air-conditioning inside, even though it can be freezing all year long.
Nearby the church, there exist a little shops of foodies and other edibles, which might be sold haphazardly by cash payments of unknown amounts of minimal importance, let alone some possible exceptions.
Presumably, the "parrocchia" balance sheet is an ever minus, minus business chart, due to expenditures, least incomes and maintainance works (these last might turn out to be financed by the local mayor public spending endeavors for "cultural reasons")).
What else? Nobody really might know, how long the church will last and the towerbell's lifespan is also a mystery tale... It is still standing there, but... Alas... Not in perfect shape,due to overaged and oversounding bell-ringing that has been going on at fixed hours uninterruptedly for over half a century, so far as I know.
Thanks for reading. If you have any further queries or curiosities, please feel free to add a review, additional to this update. Cheers.

hash

Belle église qui est bien décorée

Vilma Da Ros

Sergio Sbalchiero

Людмила Шевченко