Saint Nicholas the White church, Veliky Novgorod

Saint Nicholas the White Church stands with its stone walls and traditional Russian Orthodox architectural elements near the Brédova-Zverinaya Street in Veliky Novgorod.

The church emerged as part of the Nikolo-Belsky Monastery complex in 1312, representing an early example of medieval religious architecture in northwestern Russia.

The structure maintains its position as a federal cultural heritage site, displaying the architectural traditions of Russian Orthodox religious buildings from the 14th century.

Visitors can find the church at coordinates 58.535062, 31.277953, with access available through the main entrance on Brédova-Zverinaya Street number 14.

The church holds specific architectural details that reflect the regional building techniques of the early 14th century Novgorod school of architecture.

Location: Veliky Novgorod

Inception: 1312

Part of: Nikolo-Belsky Monastery

GPS coordinates: 58.53506,31.27795

Latest update: March 11, 2025 07:30