The Assembly Church of the Rubik Monastery

The Assembly Church of the Rubik Monastery, also known as the Redemption Church, is an important monument of cultural heritage, located in the Lezha region. This monument of the "Architecture" type. The church has a long history, starting from 1166.

The Church of the Rubik Monastery is a remarkable structure for its architecture and is considered an example of the Norman style. It has a particular orientation, focusing from the east (apse) to the west (main entrance).

The church is a functioning building that has served believers throughout time. Its floor plan is formed in a cross structure, a common characteristic in medieval church architecture. The maximum height of the church reaches 13.86 meters, making it an impressive and prominent building in the architectural landscape.

The Assembly Church of the Rubik Monastery is a rich testimony of the medieval period in this region and is valued for its cultural and architectural heritage.