The Lutheran Church of the Holy Catherine

The Lutheran Church of the Holy Catherine stands with a rectangular structure, featuring three arched windows and ornamental pilasters on its central facade.

Built between 1790 and 1792, the church originally contained a baroque octagonal tower, which was replaced by a Gothic tower from 1906 to 1908.

The church building served foreign Protestant communities involved in the governance of the Siberian corps and Omsk fortress during the 18th century.

Located on Dostoevsky Street in central Omsk, the Lutheran Church of the Holy Catherine maintains regular religious services for the local Lutheran congregation.

The structure combines late Siberian Baroque and Gothic Revival elements, featuring smooth walls with pilasters and cornices alongside semicircular windows.

Location: Omsk

Architectural style: Baroque, Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 54.98390,73.36920

Latest update: March 14, 2025 19:25