| GPS | (47.756778717041; 26.230949401855) |
| district | Suceava |
| region | Mitocu Dragomirnei |
| locality | Dragomirna |
| address | |
| category | Religious attractions |
| year | 1602 |
| ethnic | Romanians |
The small chapel of Dragomirna cemetery situated right in front of the walls was built in the year 1602 and is considered the monastery church on a miniature scale. In the year 1602, at the initiative of the metropolitan Bishop Anastasie Crimca, a small chapel was dedicated to Saints Enoch, Elijah and John the Theologian. In a few years the chapel became too small, and in 1609 the Bishop Crimca built a new church, with the help of the Great Chancellor Luca Stroici. Although small, the chapel was a novelty in plane and space. It has a round sanctuary, a rectangular nave and, instead of narthex, an exonarthex consisting of three parts. The chapel was made of brick and hard rock blocks. A decorative strip, consisting of three rows of green enamelled brick surrounds the building. The small chapel of Dragomirna cemetery situated right in front of the walls was built in the year 1602 and is considered the monastery church on a miniature scale. In the year 1602, at the initiative of the metropolitan Bishop Anastasie Crimca, a small chapel was dedicated to Saints Enoch, Elijah and John the Theologian. In a few years the chapel became too small, and in 1609 the Bishop Crimca built a new church, with the help of the Great Chancellor Luca Stroici. Although small, the chapel was a novelty in plane and space. It has a round sanctuary, a rectangular nave and, instead of narthex, an exonarthex consisting of three parts. The chapel was made of brick and hard rock blocks. A decorative strip, consisting of three rows of green enamelled brick surrounds the building.
