Church of Saint Nicholas, Stankava

The Church of Saint Nicholas is an Eastern Orthodox place of worship in Stankava that combines Russian Revival and Russian-Byzantine architectural styles. The building features a distinctive domed structure and ornamental detailing that adorns its exterior.

The church was founded by Emeryk Hutten-Czapski with documented records beginning in 1714. For three centuries since then, it has marked the continuous Orthodox presence in this region.

The church serves as a gathering place where the local Orthodox community comes together to practice and share their faith traditions. Regular religious services and ceremonies shape the spiritual life of residents who maintain these practices today.

The church is located in Stankava within Dziaržynsk District and can be accessed by road from nearby towns. As a place of worship, it is best to check local conditions and visiting hours before planning your visit.

The building is registered in Belarus's cultural heritage registry under the designation 613G000144 as a protected monument. This official recognition underscores its importance as a preserved religious landmark in the region.

Location: Stańkaŭski Sieĺsaviet

Location: Stańkava

Location: Dziaržynsk District

Founders: Emeryk Hutten-Czapski

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture, Russian-Byzantine architecture

GPS coordinates: 53.63083,27.22417

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:21