Church Alexander Nevskogo in Tashkent

The Alexander Nevsky Church features Russian Revival architecture with gold domes and stands near the Botkin Street Cemetery in Tashkent.

Built in 1902 for the 1st Turkestan rifle brigade, the church belonged to the 9th Turkestan rifle regiment before receiving its current name in 1910.

The church maintains Eastern Orthodox traditions within Uzbekistan, representing the intersection of Russian and Central Asian religious practices through regular services.

Located at coordinates 41.307492, 69.314542, the brick structure welcomes visitors interested in religious architecture and local Orthodox community gatherings.

The building combines Russian Revival and eclectic architectural elements, earning recognition as an object of tangible cultural heritage in Uzbekistan.

Location: Botkin Street Cemetery

Location: Yashnobod

Inception: 1902

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture, eclectic architecture

Made from material: brick

Phone: +998712895739

GPS coordinates: 41.30749,69.31454

Latest update: March 9, 2025 11:39