Church of Saint Constantine and Helena in Vereya

The Church of Saint Constantine and Helena features traditional Russian Orthodox design elements, including white walls and distinctive domed architecture rising above Vereya.

The religious structure, established in 1798, represents architectural traditions of late 18th-century Russian Orthodox churches and stands as a testament to regional construction methods.

This regional cultural heritage site maintains regular Orthodox Christian services, connecting the local community through religious ceremonies and traditional Russian Orthodox practices.

Located at Kirovskaya Street in Vereya, Moscow Oblast, the church welcomes visitors and worshippers throughout the week for services and personal prayer times.

The church bell tower contains a collection of bells that ring across Vereya, following specific patterns according to Orthodox Christian calendar celebrations.

Location: Vereya

Inception: 1798

Website: http://hram-konstantina-i-eleny.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.34688,36.17377

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:47