Church of Peter the Metropolitan

The Church of Peter the Metropolitan contains traditional wooden icons, intricate stone carvings, and detailed frescoes depicting religious scenes throughout its interior spaces.

Built in 1584 during a period of religious transformation, the church stands as a testament to the shifting power dynamics between Moscow and other Russian principalities.

The church preserves elements of late 16th-century Russian architectural design, incorporating local stone craftsmanship and regional artistic techniques in its construction.

Located at coordinates 56.735506, 38.851417, the church remains open for religious services and welcomes visitors interested in exploring its historical architecture.

The building underwent extensive restoration work in 1999, revealing original construction methods and materials used by 16th-century Russian craftsmen.

Location: Pereslavl-Zalessky

Inception: 1584

GPS coordinates: 56.73551,38.85142

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:41