Fortified Medieval Church In The Village Homorod, Transylvania. The Villagers Started Building A Single-Nave Romanesque Church, Which Is Uncommon For A Saxon Church, In The 13Th Century. They Began Construction By Building The First Choir And A Semicircular Apse, Which Opened Towards The Rest Of The Church Through A Chancel Arch. The Church Was Very Small And Had A Bell-Tower On Its Western Side.

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