Saint Pantaleon church in Tsarskoye Selo, Orthodox church on Hospital Street in Pushkin, Russia.
Saint Pantaleon Church is a Russian Orthodox building with a central dome and ornate exterior decorations located on Hospital Street in Pushkin. The structure combines traditional Orthodox architectural forms with details that reflect its past connection to medical care.
The church was built between 1907 and 1914 according to designs by architect S.A. Danini during the late Imperial period. It was constructed as a chapel serving the adjacent palace hospital, marking an era when Tsarskoye Selo was developing as a major medical center.
The church is dedicated to Saint Pantaleon, the patron saint of physicians, reflecting its original purpose serving a medical facility. Visitors can observe the ongoing religious life as local worshippers gather for prayer and services.
The church is located near the former palace hospital and can be reached by public transportation from Saint Petersburg. Visitors should note that opening times depend on religious services, so checking ahead is recommended before planning a visit.
The building was designed from its beginning as a chapel specifically for patients of the adjacent hospital rather than as an independent parish church. This specialized function shaped the architecture and interior layout in ways visitors can still observe today.
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