Church of the Myrrhbearers

The Church of the Myrrhbearers displays neoclassical architecture with symmetrical proportions, grand columns, and traditional Orthodox design elements across its exterior and interior spaces.

Built in 1698 under the guidance of architect Ivan Denisovich Yasnigin, this religious structure represents the architectural developments of late 17th century Russian Orthodox buildings.

The church maintains regular Orthodox services, religious ceremonies, and educational programs that connect local residents with traditional Russian Orthodox practices and beliefs.

Located at coordinates 54.515 latitude and 36.255 longitude in central Kaluga, the church welcomes visitors who want to explore its architectural features and attend services.

This federal cultural heritage site combines elements of Russian Orthodox tradition with neoclassical design principles, creating a distinct architectural composition in Kaluga's religious landscape.

Location: Kaluga

Inception: 1698

Architects: Иван Денисович Ясныгин

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture in Russia

Website: http://zhen-mironosits.cerkov.ru

Address: Кирова ул., 21

Website: http://zhen-mironosits.cerkov.ru

GPS coordinates: 54.51500,36.25500

Latest update: March 16, 2025 03:37