Armenian church in Eupatoria Crimea

The Armenian Church Surb Nikoghayos features stone walls, Armenian architectural elements, and traditional religious ornaments representing nineteenth-century ecclesiastical construction methods.

Built in 1830, this church became a central religious institution for Armenian settlers who established communities in Crimea following their migration from their homeland.

The church holds regular services following Armenian Orthodox traditions and maintains a collection of religious artifacts that represent centuries of Armenian spiritual practices.

Visitors can access the church through the main entrance on the western facade, with religious services scheduled on Sundays and major Armenian religious holidays.

This religious building holds dual heritage status, recognized in both Ukrainian and Russian cultural preservation registries, reflecting the complex political history of Crimea.

Location: Yevpatoriia

Inception: 1830s

GPS coordinates: 45.20025,33.37974

Latest update: March 7, 2025 21:38