Kazan Church, Bogoroditsk

Kazan Church in Bogoroditsk is an Orthodox temple built in traditional Russian religious architecture with white walls and several domes typical of the 1700s. The building displays decorative elements and structural features characteristic of 18th-century Orthodox churches.

The church was constructed in 1774 alongside the development of the nearby Bobrinsky Estate, making it an integral part of a larger noble property complex. Its designation as a federal cultural heritage site reflects its architectural importance and value to Russian construction history.

The church remains an active place of worship where the local community gathers for Orthodox services and observes traditional religious practices. People come here to participate in ceremonies that are central to their faith and community life.

The temple is centrally located in Bogoroditsk and can be reached via Kommunarov Street, with grounds accessible during daylight hours. Visitors should note this is an active place of worship where appropriate dress and respectful behavior are expected.

The building was originally designed as a private chapel for the noble estate and later became accessible to the wider community as a public church. This shift shows how personal religious spaces evolved into gathering places for local people during the 1700s.

Location: Bogoroditsk

Inception: 1774

Part of: Bobrinsky Estate, Bogoroditsk

GPS coordinates: 53.77119,38.14248

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:27