Church of Saint Paraskeva Pyatnytsya in Kazan, Orthodox temple at Bolshaya Krasnaya Street, Kazan, Russia.
The Church of Saint Paraskeva Pyatnytsya is a white stone building on Bolshaya Krasnaya Street featuring traditional Russian Orthodox design with decorative roof ornaments and a single dome. The structure sits compactly within the historic street and forms part of the architectural ensemble in this area of Kazan.
The structure was built in 1728 and became a significant part of the Kazan Eparchy. Its designation as a regional cultural heritage site reflects its importance in the church history of the region.
The temple displays Orthodox religious artworks and icons that reflect the spiritual tradition of the Russian Orthodox Church in Tatarstan. Worshippers and visitors use the space to pray before the sacred images and gather for services.
The church is located on Bolshaya Krasnaya Street and easily reached on foot by following the street to the intersection with Baturnina Street. This central location is accessible by walking from nearby attractions or using local transport.
The south-facing entrance features geometric stone carvings that appear in similar forms on other Russian Orthodox churches. These carved details on the facade demonstrate the craftsmanship applied during the building's creation.
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