Triumphal arch in Blagoveshchensk

The triumphal arch rises 20 meters high near the Amur River, displaying Russian Revival architecture with intricate details on its white stone facade.

The monument was constructed to commemorate the visit of Crown Prince Nicholas to Blagoveshchensk during his Far Eastern journey in 1891.

The structure reflects traditional Russian architectural elements through its grand arches, Orthodox crosses, and decorative patterns representing imperial power.

Located in central Blagoveshchensk, the arch stands at a major intersection, making it a reference point for navigating between the city's northern and southern districts.

The arch faces the Chinese city of Heihe across the Amur River, marking the boundary between Russian and Chinese territories in this remote eastern region.

Location: Blagoveshchensk

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture

Height: 20 m

GPS coordinates: 50.25673,127.52162

Latest update: March 6, 2025 01:15