Shindisi

St Mary’s church is an architectural monument, standing north of the outskirts of the village of Shindisi, on the cemetery, dating back to late feudal epoch. It is a single-nave church (9,64m x 6,54m), built of a brick, cobblestone and tufa. On the east facade there is a rectangular relief cross and on the apse of the window there is a built in a cross. The entrance is in the west portron of the south wall. There are arched windows in the west and south walls. On the edge of the roof there is a cheep head carved of stone. The building is encircled by a brick cornice of the shape of a shelf….

 Natlismtsemeli church is an architectural monument, standing back to X-XI c. It is a single-nave church (10,5m x 8,0m) built of a cobblestone reddish stone is also used. The entrances and the windows are to the south, north and west. On top of the window of the east facade there is a relief cross….

  The roof is barrel-shaped!

 St. Nicholas church is an architectural monument, standing 2 km west of the village of Shindisi, dating back to late feudal epoch. It is a single-nave church (8,0m x 5,4m), built of a cobblestone, blocks of carved stone are also used. The entrance is to the south; the windows are in the south and west walls. On top of the east window on a reddish stone, there is a relief cross….

 Staphantsminda church is an architectural monument standing north of the outskirts of the village of Shindisi, on the cemetery, dating back to X-XI centuries, built of cobblestone. Blocks of reddish carved stone are also used. The entrance is to the south. The windows are in the south and west walls. The church is covered with a barrel vault….