Saint Alexander Nevsky Church

The Saint Alexander Nevsky Church exhibits Russian-Byzantine architecture with ornate domes, intricate iconography, and spacious interiors designed for Orthodox worship services.

Built in 1862, the cathedral emerged during a period of religious architectural expansion across Russia, reflecting the growing influence of Orthodox Christianity in provincial areas.

The cathedral maintains Eastern Orthodox traditions through religious ceremonies, icon paintings, and architectural elements that connect to Byzantine artistic heritage.

Located at coordinates 57.891861, 59.969828, the cathedral operates as an active place of worship while maintaining its status as a regional cultural monument.

The building demonstrates the architectural transition from Byzantine to Russian styles through its structural elements, decorative patterns, and religious symbolism.

Location: Nizhny Tagil

Inception: 1862

Architectural style: Russian-Byzantine architecture

Website: http://anevsly-ntagil.cerkov.ru

GPS coordinates: 57.89186,59.96983

Latest update: March 4, 2025 01:49