Church of Saint Zosima and Savvatiy in Goliyanovo, Orthodox church in Golyanovo District, Russia.
The Church of Saint Zosima and Savvatiy stands in a white building with cupola towers on Baikalskaya Street. The structure follows Empire style design with traditional Orthodox features throughout.
The building was constructed around 1660 and endured centuries of Russian history. It remained standing through Soviet times and functions today as an active place of worship.
The church is dedicated to Saints Zosima and Savvatiy, founders of the Solovetsky Monastery in the north. This connection shows how Moscow maintained ties with distant monasteries in Orthodox tradition.
The church is located in Golyanovo District and open for visitors who wish to attend Orthodox services. The area is reachable by public transport and easy to explore on foot.
The building was recognized as a regional cultural monument by the Moscow government in 2004 and legally protected. This official status ensures its preservation and significance for future generations.
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