Church of the Crucifixion Bell Tower

The Church of the Crucifixion Bell Tower stands as a vertical structure with traditional Eastern Orthodox architectural elements within the Alexandrov Kremlin complex.

Built around 1600, this bell tower represents a period of substantial religious architectural development in Russia during the transition between the 16th and 17th centuries.

The bell tower maintains its role as a symbol of Orthodox Christian heritage, with its bells historically used to mark religious ceremonies and daily life.

Located at Muzeyny Proezd 20, the bell tower remains accessible to visitors exploring the Alexandrov Kremlin complex throughout the regular opening hours.

The structure combines the functions of both a church and a bell tower, making it a distinctive example of dual-purpose religious architecture.

Location: Alexandrov

Inception: 16 century

Part of: Alexandrov Kremlin

GPS coordinates: 56.40000,38.74000

Latest update: March 22, 2025 10:29