All Saints Church

All Saints Church is a Baroque structure built from red brick that features a central courtyard, a refectory building, and a bell tower. The entire design rests on a brick foundation and creates a distinctive profile when viewed from the surrounding streets.

The church was built between 1733 and 1736 through the efforts of Princess Daria Archilovna of Imereti. It received federal heritage protection status in 1992 and has remained under government oversight since then.

The church holds daily services in the traditional Orthodox way, and visitors notice Georgian connections through the memorial complex and graves on the grounds. The spaces reflect how the community continues its religious life here.

The location sits at the intersection of Leningradsky Prospekt and Chaplygina Street, making it easy to find from nearby areas. Services happen regularly throughout the week, and educational rooms for religious study are open to those who wish to visit.

The grounds contain a Georgian Necropolis that serves as a burial site for members of Georgian noble families and cultural figures from the 1700s. These graves tell a story of historical ties between this region and Georgia that visitors can walk through and observe.

Location: Sokol District

Inception: 1733

Architectural style: Baroque

Made from material: brick

Part of: Грузинский Некрополь: церковь Всех Святых в селе Всехсвятском и историческое кладбище деятелей культуры Грузии (Сокол)

Website: http://hramsokol.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.80389,37.51389

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:45