Armenian Church, Armavir, Russia

The Armenian Church in Armavir is a regional heritage site built with traditional Armenian stone masonry in a cruciform layout. The structure displays the solid stonework and architectural style characteristic of Armenian places of worship from that era.

Construction of this church began in 1843 and it was consecrated in 1861 as a house of worship for the Armenian community. Its establishment marks an important moment when Armenians developed their religious institutions in the southern Russian region.

The church serves as a center where the local Armenian community gathers for worship and celebrations tied to their traditions. Regular services and religious ceremonies here help people maintain their connection to Armenian customs and spiritual life.

The church is located within Armavir town center and is easily accessible on foot for visitors. Since regular services take place throughout the week, checking visiting times in advance helps plan your visit appropriately.

This is one of roughly 15 Armenian churches in the Krasnodar region, revealing a substantial Armenian presence that established multiple places of worship across southern Russia. This makes it part of a wider network of Armenian religious sites in the area.