Zosima and Sabbatius Church

The Zosima and Sabbatius Church exhibits Russian Baroque architectural elements with its distinctive structural design and traditional Orthodox features.

Built between 1759 and 1773, the church maintained its religious functions until 1928 when Soviet authorities ordered its closure and dissolution.

The church bears the names of Saints Zosimus and Sabbatius, two important figures in Eastern Orthodox religious traditions of northern Russia.

Located at coordinates 59.22198 latitude and 39.89962 longitude, the building stands as a recognized cultural heritage monument in central Vologda.

The church marks an intersection where Lenina Street meets Zosimovskaya Street, reflecting the historical connection between the building and local street names.

Location: Vologda

Architectural style: Russian Baroque

GPS coordinates: 59.22198,39.89962

Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:39