Alexander Nevsky Church, Vologda

The Alexander Nevsky Church features traditional Eastern Orthodox architectural design elements, including detailed ornamentation and structural patterns characteristic of Russian religious buildings.

The church was established in 1556 during a period of religious expansion in Russia, reflecting the growing influence of Orthodox Christianity in the Vologda region.

The church functions as both a religious center and a cultural landmark, preserving local traditions through regular services and religious ceremonies.

The church stands at 10 Orlova Street in Vologda, with religious services held regularly according to the Eastern Orthodox calendar.

The structure maintains its regional cultural heritage designation, marking its special status among religious buildings in the Vologda area.

Location: Vologda

Inception: 1556

GPS coordinates: 59.22441,39.88421

Latest update: March 21, 2025 23:22