Vyshensky Uspensky monastery

The Vyshensky Uspensky Convent encompasses multiple buildings featuring traditional Russian Orthodox architectural elements, including belfries, chapels, and protective stone walls.

Established in the late 16th century during the reign of Tsar Feodor I, the convent underwent reconstruction after a fire in the early 19th century.

The convent operated a religious school for women and orphans, providing education and support to the surrounding communities through various educational programs.

Regular religious services take place in the Assumption church, while guided tours of the monastery complex require advance registration through the administrative office.

During the Soviet period, the monastery buildings served non-religious functions until 1995, when the Assumption church resumed its original purpose.

Location: Vysha

Website: http://www.svtheofan.ru

Website: http://svtheofan.ru

GPS coordinates: 54.02812,42.10520

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:34