Peter and Paul Church

The Peter and Paul Church reaches a height of 56.6 meters and features traditional Russian Orthodox architectural elements with its prominent central dome and bell tower.

The cathedral, designed by architect Bogdan Bogdanovich Tsinke, opened its doors in 1884 during the expansion of religious structures across the Russian Empire's northern territories.

The cathedral maintains regular Russian Orthodox services while incorporating elements of Nenets traditions, reflecting the diverse population of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.

Visitors can locate the cathedral at 8 Nogo Street in Salekhard, with guided tours available during non-service hours throughout the spring and summer months.

This cathedral stands as the northernmost Orthodox church in Russia, positioned directly on the Arctic Circle at coordinates 66.524844 latitude and 66.591524 longitude.

Location: Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Location: Salekhard

Inception: 1884

Architects: Цинке, Богдан Богданович, Цинке, Богдан Богданович

Height: 56.6 m

GPS coordinates: 66.52484,66.59152

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:26