Church of Saint Nicholas in Arbat

The Orthodox church stands at the intersection of Old Arbat street and Krivoarbatsky Lane, featuring white stone walls and green domed towers.

The church's first written mention dates back to 1493, when it was destroyed by fire and subsequently rebuilt according to Moscow architectural traditions.

The church contains religious paintings and artifacts that reflect the traditional Orthodox decorative elements and religious practices of Russian Christianity.

Visitors can access the church through the main entrance on Arbat Street, with religious services held regularly throughout the week.

The building includes five altars across two floors, with the main altar on the upper level dedicated to Saint Nicholas.

GPS coordinates: 55.75100,37.59417

Latest update: March 8, 2025 10:58