Epiphany church, Arzamas

The Epiphany Church features traditional Russian ecclesiastical architecture with distinctive design elements characteristic of religious buildings from the early 1800s in Russia.

The Epiphany Church, constructed in 1811, stands as a fundamental component of the Saint Nicholas Monastery complex, which originated during Ivan the Terrible's reign.

This regional cultural heritage site maintains regular religious services and ceremonies, connecting the local community through Orthodox Christian traditions and practices.

Located at Komsomolsky Gorodok 13, the church welcomes visitors during daylight hours, with specific dress code requirements including head coverings for women.

The temple holds a distinguished position among Arzamas's collection of 33 churches, contributing to the city's reputation as a center of Orthodox spirituality.

Location: Arzamas

Inception: 1811

Part of: Saint Nicholas Monastery, Arzamas

GPS coordinates: 55.38600,43.81455

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:26