St. Alexander Nevsky Church

The brick church displays classicism architecture with traditional Orthodox elements, including intricate iconography and ornamental designs throughout its structure.

The construction of St. Alexander Nevsky Church took place in 1820, marking the establishment of an Orthodox presence in central Riga.

The church maintains Eastern Orthodox traditions through regular services, incorporating liturgical readings, prayers, and religious ceremonies for the local community.

Visitors can attend services and access religious texts at the church bookstore, with scheduled events taking place throughout the calendar year.

The church received national recognition as an architectural monument of Latvia, representing the integration of Russian Orthodox heritage in the Baltic region.

Location: Central District

Inception: 1820

Architectural style: classicism

Website: https://baznicai.lv/

Made from material: brick

Address: Brīvības iela 56

Website: https://baznicai.lv

GPS coordinates: 56.95612,24.12136

Latest update: March 6, 2025 07:32