Preĝejo de Tri Sanktuloj, Orthodox church in Tyumen, Russia.
The Church of Three Saints in Tyumen is a building featuring a distinctive golden dome and cross, displaying traditional Russian Orthodox architectural elements. The structure functions as an active parish church with a rotunda design and houses various facilities for community use.
The building was constructed in 1862 in a cemetery located across the river and initially operated under another parish church. Over time it developed into an independent congregation that continues worship services today.
The church is named after three holy figures and serves as a gathering place where the local community comes together to practice their religious traditions. This site holds special meaning for residents during religious holidays and personal devotions.
The church is located in the Kalinin district and can be reached on foot from the city center, with its golden dome visible from many directions. Visitors should dress respectfully and be mindful that quiet areas must be observed during services.
During World War II, the building was used to store ammunition manufactured in Tyumen, showing its importance to the city's war effort. After the war it later served as a bakery before being returned to its religious purpose.
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