St. Onufry's Cathedral

St. Onufry the Great Cathedral in Anapa is located at Sobornaya Street, 7. This place has a rich history: the first wooden cathedral was built by decree of Emperor Nikolay I in 1837, but it was completely destroyed during the Crimean War in 1855. The current stone building was rebuilt thanks to public donations and consecrated on June 12, 1874. Services resumed again on December 1, 1991 after a long break. The interior of the cathedral impresses with green walls decorated with white trim, golden icons, and a majestic multi-tiered chandelier. Every year on June 25 they celebrate the feast day in honor of St. Onufry.