Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Chocimsk, Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Chocimsk, Belarus.
The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is a religious structure with prominent domes that reflects Russian Revival architectural style in eastern Belarus. The building displays characteristic design elements including solid stone construction and ornate facade details typical of its architectural period.
The cathedral was completed in 1873 and designed by architect Uladzislaŭ Milianoŭski during a period when Orthodox churches were being constructed throughout the region. This construction phase was part of a broader effort to strengthen the Orthodox presence in eastern Belarus.
The cathedral serves as a spiritual center where the local Orthodox community gathers for worship and religious observances throughout the year. It remains a place where people come to practice their faith and participate in traditional ceremonies.
The cathedral can be found using coordinates 53.410028°N, 32.58275°E and is located in the heart of the town. To visit the interior, plan your visit around regular worship times and religious celebrations when the doors are open to the community.
The building is registered in the Belarusian cultural heritage registry under reference number 513Г000538 and enjoys official protection as an architectural monument. This status ensures its preservation for future generations and acknowledges its importance to the region's heritage.
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