St. Pantaleon church in Chișinău

The St. Pantaleon Church exhibits a pronounced Byzantine Revival style with its ornate facades, large domes, and traditional Orthodox architectural elements.

Alexander Bernardazzi designed this religious structure in 1891, incorporating elements from Greek medieval architecture into the building's overall composition.

The church functions as a central location for Russian Orthodox religious ceremonies and maintains a collection of traditional Orthodox Christian iconography.

The church opens its doors to visitors throughout the week, allowing them to examine both the external architecture and the interior decorative elements.

The structure holds dual recognition status as both an architectural monument and an artistic monument within Moldova's national heritage classification system.

Location: Chișinău

Architects: Alexander Bernardazzi

Architectural style: Byzantine Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 47.02070,28.83275

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:07