Trinity church in Ozerki

Trinity Church in Ozerki displays the Russian Revival architectural design with its traditional elements and characteristic structural patterns from the late 1800s.

The church construction in 1898 marked a period of expansion for Orthodox religious buildings in the northern areas of Saint Petersburg.

The church functions as a regional cultural heritage site, representing religious practices and architectural traditions of nineteenth-century Russian society.

Located near several transportation routes in the Vyborgsky District, the church maintains regular opening hours for visitors and religious ceremonies.

The building features distinct architectural elements of the Russian Revival period, with patterns that differentiate it from other religious structures in Saint Petersburg.

Location: Vyborgsky District

Inception: 1898

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 60.03337,30.31353

Latest update: March 5, 2025 15:20