Annunciation Cathedral

The Annunciation Cathedral is an Eastern Orthodox church in Voronezh featuring five copper-toned domes that crown the structure. The building combines Russian-Byzantine design with brick construction and rises prominently in the city center.

An earlier building in Ukrainian Baroque style from the 18th century once stood on this site before being demolished during the Soviet era. The present structure was rebuilt in recent decades as a restoration of Orthodox religious life.

The cathedral takes its name from the Annunciation, a central moment in Christian belief, reflected throughout the interior design and sacred arrangement. Visitors experience how this religious focus shapes the space as a spiritual heart of the local Orthodox community.

The cathedral sits in the city center and is easy to reach with clear paths and accessible approaches. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing and be mindful that this is an active place of worship with certain conduct expectations.

The building was designed following a pattern inspired by another cathedral in Russia, bringing back architectural ideas from the 1800s. This connection to earlier designs makes it a conversation between different architectural eras.

Location: Voronezh

Architectural style: Russian-Byzantine architecture

Made from material: brick

Website: http://bks-vrn.ru

GPS coordinates: 51.67610,39.21091

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:31