Opened to visitors in 1990 after restoration, the historic church attracts tourists with its frescoes depicting scenes such as "Nativity," "Journey to Bethlehem," "Baptism," "Raising of Lazarus," "Entry into Jerusalem," "Adoration of the Magi," "Last Supper," and "Crucifixion of Jesus."
The cross-planned church, carved into soft volcanic tuff, features a central dome, four columns, and three apses.
