Saint Nicholas Church

Saint Nicholas Church is an Orthodox temple in classical architecture with balanced proportions, standing in the rural landscape of Voronezh Oblast. The structure displays the symmetrical design typical of early 19th-century religious buildings.

Built in 1823, the structure reflects religious architecture of the early 19th century in the Voronezh region. Its creation falls during a period when Orthodox expansion through church construction was active across rural Russia.

The church serves as a gathering place where the local community celebrates Orthodox traditions and religious ceremonies that remain central to their way of life.

The building sits in a rural village accessible through the road network of Pavlovsky District. Visitors should be aware that access during religious services may be limited and respectful behavior is expected in this active place of worship.

The building holds candidate status for national heritage recognition, marking its potential importance for architectural preservation in Russia. This classification reflects expert acknowledgment of its significance as an early 19th-century structure.

Location: Babka, Voronezh Oblast

Inception: 1823

Architectural style: classicism

Website: http://nikolay-pvl.cerkov.ru

GPS coordinates: 50.56195,39.96070

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:01