Pskov
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Varlaam Tower
Pskov, Leona Pozemskogo St, 46
Varlaamovskaya Tower is part of Pskov's Okolnogo city fortifications and defends the northern approaches to the city. It played an important role in defending Pskov during the Swedish siege in 1615 when artillery fire from the tower helped repel another attack. The tower was named after the nearby church dedicated to Varlaam Khutynsky. The fortification complex including the tower has a history dating back to the 16th century.
Vlayskaya Tower
Pskov, kremlin, 7
Vlayskayas Tower is situated in Pskov, within the Kremlin. After being dismantled in the 18th century it was reconstructed in 1966. Its stone part measures approximately 13.5 by 15 meters with a height around 13 meters. Together with its shatertop, the total height reaches 31 meters. It is rectangular, four-storied and served as protection for approaches to the Kremlin from River Velikaya.
High Tower
Pskov, Leona Pozemskogo St, 46
Tall tower, also known as Voskresenskaya, is situated in Pskov on Leon Pozemsky Street. It is part of the fortification complex of Pskov Fortress formed in the second half of the 15th century. The tower served as the southern point of Varlaam's angle and underwent restoration from 1963 to 1968 and from 2017 to 2020. Today it is accessible for visiting as a museum site.
Main Building of Pskov Museum-Reserve
Pskov, Nekrasova St, 7
The main building of Pskov State United Historical, Architectural and Art Museum-Reserve is situated at Nekrasova Street, 7 in Pskov city. This institution preserves valuable collections of ancient Russian painting and archaeological discoveries. Established in 1876, it originated from the activities of Pskov Archaeological Commission and operates together with Spiegel's and Lenin's memorial apartments. During World War II, its museum treasures were stored here. The grand opening took place in 1902 at Pokhankin's Palaces.
Greychaya Tower
Pskov, Gremyachaya St, by building 7
Greychaya Tower is situated on Greychaya Hill by the Pskova River in the historical center of Pskov. Built around 1525, it is a monument of military architecture of federal significance. After restoration, its original appearance was partially restored. The tower has stone fighting floors and openings for defense, adapted for use with firearms. Its location is associated with protecting access to the river mouth and waterways of the region.
Postnikov Courtyard
Pskov, Olega Koshevogo St, 2
Postnikov Courtyard is situated in Pskov on Oleg Koshevy Street. It is a 17th century architectural monument consisting of white-stone merchant palaces. During the Northern War it housed the headquarters of the commander-in-chief of the Russian army B.P. Sheremetev. Later under Pyotr I it operated as an ordnance house. Since the second half of the 18th century the courtyard belonged to city treasury and was used by military units. The complex retains historical significance due to its role in Russia's military history and connection with the well-known Postnikovs merchant family.
Dovmont's Town
Pskov, Pskov Kremlin area
Dovmont's Town — an historical fortified area within Pskov Fortress situated south of Krom. It was an administrative and ecclesiastical center of medieval Pskov, formed during the second half of the 13th century. Currently it is an open archaeological exhibition of Pskov Museum-Reserve and part of the ensemble of Pskov Kremlin from the X to XVII centuries. Its name is associated with Prince Dovmont-Timofey. The town was separated from Krom by a fortress wall and in the 16th century became part of its defense system.
Masone House
Pskov, Komsomolskiy Ln, 6
The Mason House building is situated on Komolsky Lane, 6 in Pskov's historical center. Built at the beginning of the 20th century for Scotsman Ludwig Maison who taught history here. Currently it houses the Pskov Museum-Reserve's fund collections showcasing city and regional history exhibits. The Mason House is part of the museum infrastructure alongside such sites as Pogankin's Palaces and Picture Gallery.
V.I. Lenin House-Museum ("Isprava")
Pskov, Iskrovskiy Ln
V.I. Lenin House-Museum ("Ispra") is situated in Pskov on Ispra Street. It features an exhibition highlighting the significance of Pskov committees in publishing the newspaper "Ispra" and the formation of the Bolshevik party. The house is associated with the history of illegal correspondence among social democrats. Visitors can see items used for transporting banned literature, including a double-bottomed suitcase and hollow children's toys. This is a monument to the revolutionary past of the city.
Golden Embankment
Pskov, Sovetskaya Emb
Golden Embankment runs along the Great River in Pskov's historical part. It boasts modern construction styled after the city's ancient architecture. It's one of the most beautiful places in Pskov offering picturesque views of the Kremlin and Troitsky Cathedral. The embankment is part of the panoramic view of the historic city center and lies opposite the ensemble of Pskov Kremlin.
Pskov Museum-Reserve Picture Gallery
Pskov, Nekrasova St, 7
The Picture Gallery of Pskov Museum-Reserve is situated in the historical center of the city, in the former building of N.F. Fan-der-Flit Art and Crafts School. After completion of restoration, its halls reopened on June 1, 2022. The permanent exhibition features artworks from the 18th century to the beginning of the 21st century. The building, constructed on the grounds of former merchant court Pogankin's estate, was solemnly opened on October 23, 1913, and boasts a grand hall with two-story space.
Church of Holy Trinity
Pskov, Muzeynyy Ln, 6
The Church of Holy Trinity in Pskov is situated on Museum Alley, 6. The building faces its rear towards the former street's red line. Its windows are adorned with pointed forms. Originally, the towers were intended for bells. In the early 19th century, the community petitioned to establish a church within the city. Currently, the structure houses an educational and production center. The site is a historical and architectural monument.
Pushkin Summer Garden
Pskov, Oktyabrskiy Ave
The Summer Garden named after A.S. Pushkin is situated in Pskov's historical center on the site of former bastions. The garden received its current name after the 1917 revolution. Previously it was called Sergievsky Garden. In 1899, the centennial of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin's birth was celebrated here. During World War II, the garden suffered severely and was almost completely destroyed. Today it is part of the city's cultural and recreation park named after the great poet.
Two Captains Museum
Pskov, Oktyabrskiy Ave, 7a
The "Two Captains" Museum is situated in Pskov on Oktyabrsky Prospect, 7a. It is dedicated to the novel by Veniamin Kaverin with interactive models of a ship and an airplane. The collection features 37 editions of the book and volumes from the writer's personal library donated by his relatives. Established by the Pskov Regional Children's Library named after V.A. Kaverin, it is funded by Russia's Ministry of Culture and the regional administration. The exhibition explores the history of Arctic research and prototypes of polar expeditions.
V.I. Lenin Apartment-Museum
Pskov, Lenina St, 3
The V.I. Lenin Museum-Apartment is located in an historical building at Pskov, Lenina Street, house 3. It features an exhibition telling about Vladimir Illych Ulyanov's life in Pskov in 1900, his intentions to settle there after exile and his stay in Pskov province. The museum also shows everyday life from late 19th - early 20th century and introduces city history through memorabilia belonging to the Ulyanov family. Additionally, the exhibit covers Lenin's exile in Shushenskoe.
Spigelman's Apartment-Museum
Pskov, October Avenue, 14, ap. 74
Y.P. Spegal's Museum-Apartment is situated in Pskov on Oktyabrsky Prospect, house 14, apartment 74. It showcases a library with rare publications on art, history and local studies, as well as an exhibition of restoration projects and graphic works by architect-restore Spetgal. Special emphasis is placed on his post-war work restoring historical monuments such as Gremyachaya Tower. The museum introduces visitors to the family and professional background of Spetgal and his wife Arshakuni.
Museum of Memory for Childhood Concentration Camp Prisoners
Pskov, historical centre of the city
The Museum of Memory for Minors Who Were Prisoners of Fascist Concentration Camps is located in the historical center of Pskov. Opened in 2014, it is dedicated to the fates of children who suffered under Nazi occupation. It features documents, photographs and recollections from former prisoners. The museum organizes educational events and memorial activities aimed at preserving memory of Nazi crimes. This is the only such institution in the Pskov region.
Olginskaya Embankment
Pskov, Olginskaya Emb
Olginskaya Embankment is located in Pskov, on the left bank of River Velikaya, opposite Pskov Kremlin. From here you can see Krom and Troitsky Cathedral. The embankment connects Kremlin, Olginsky Bridge and Mirozhsky District with a view line. During Soviet times it was named Krasnoyarskaya. There is a chapel named after Anastasia dedicated to Princess Olga, the city's patroness. The place is associated with an ancient river crossing.
Olginsky Bridge
Псков, через реку Великую
Olginsky Bridge in Pskov connects Zavelichya district and city center across River Velikaya. Named after Princess Olga and adjacent naberezhnaya. Previously known as Red Army Bridge since 1923. Construction was carried out by the 68th Mechanized Military Road Regiment. Today it is an important vantage point overlooking historical Kremlin.
Palaces at Sokolya Tower (Ksendz House)
Pskov, Komsomolskiy Ln, 7
Two-story stone palaces with an attached porch are situated at Komolsky Lane, 7 in Pskov. The complex known as "Ksendz House" became accessible for visits after restoration completion on November 3, 2022. An exhibition about life in a Russian peasant hut and a collection of blacksmith tools are displayed here. On the northern courtyard there are preserved elements of old architecture.
Monument to Heroes of World War I
Pskov, Vokzalnaya Street, Pervokazalny Square
In Pskov, on Vokzalnaya Street, in the Pervokazalny Sqare, there is a monument to the heroes of World War I. It depicts a Russian soldier with a rifle and banner, recalling local military formations of the Russian Empire. Opened August 22, 2014, it is situated near the railway station, symbolizing connection to the military mobilization of those times. The monument is part of the memorial environment around the station.
Knyaginya Olga Monument (Children's Park)
Pskov, Children's Park
In Pskov's Children's Park stands a monument to Princess Olga created by sculptor Vyacheslav Klykov. The sculpture about 4.5 meters high depicts princess holding a cross in her right hand and an icon of Christ in Vladimir the Prince's hands. The monument was unveiled on July 23, 2003, marking the 1100th anniversary of the first mention of Pskov. The names of donors are inscribed on a stone at the base of the monument.
Knyaginya Olga Monument on Olginskaya Embankment
Pskov, Olginskaya Emb
The monument to Princess Olga was installed on Olginsky Embankment in Pskov in 2003. It is dedicated to Saint Equal-to-the-Apostles Princess Olga and created by sculptor Vyacheslav Klykov. The monument depicts the princess with a cross symbolizing her patronage over Christian Pskov. The memorial faces the historical city center and is situated opposite the Pskov Kremlin, recalling an important date - the 1100th anniversary of the first mention of Pskov in the chronicles.
Pskov Paratroopers Monument (Dome)
Pskov Oblast, Cheroha settlement, at checkpoint of 76th Guard Air Assault Division
Monument to Pskov paratroopers known as "Kupol" situated in Cheroha village, Pskov region. It is a monument resembling a parachute canopy mounted on a pedestal decorated with a Georgievsky cross made from red granite. The memorial honors heroes of the 6th Parachute Rifle Company who died in combat during February-March 2000. Nearby is the garrison of the Pskov airborne troops unit.
Pushkin and Nurse Monument
Pskov, A.S. Pushkin Summer Garden, October Avenue
In Pskov, near the entrance to the Summer Garden named after A.S. Pushkin, there is a monument called "Pushkin and the Peasant Woman" created by sculptor Oleg Komov. The pedestal, about 2.8 meters high, is made of granite, while the bronze sculptural group depicts the scene. Architects M. Konstantinov and P. Butenko worked on the project. The creation of the monument took more than ten years. Pushkin visited Pskov frequently, where he wrote many of his works including "Boris Godunov" and chapters from "Evgeniy Onegin".
T-34 Tank Monument
Pskov, Victory Park, Reki Velikoy Emb
In Pskov's Victory Park stands a tank monument-T-34 raised on a high pedestal. It symbolizes the city's liberation in 1944 by the 3rd Baltic Front forces. The tank was chosen as a symbol of the armored troops involved in fighting for Pskov. Nearby is a section of River Velikaya associated with its crossing during combat operations. Regular commemorative events with flower wreath laying take place here. The monument has become the main element of the park's memorial complex.
Victory Park
Pskov, Reki Velikoy Emb
Pobeda Park in Pskov is situated along the banks of River Velikaya. It includes Heroes' Parachutists Square and memorial area. There are memory alleys and memorials related to events of July 1944 when crossing River Velikaya began. The main military object is T-34 tank dedicated to city's liberation. Annually ceremonies take place in the park for laying flowers on significant dates of military history.
Flat Tower
Pskov, kremlin, 17
Flat Tower is situated in Pskov, within the Kremlin grounds. It was built simultaneously with High Tower in 1500. The tower lost its facade wall towards River Velikaya. Also known as Spired. In 1537-1538 nearby a wooden wall across the river was constructed. Restoration works were completed by 1960. Today it is part of the tourist complex of Pskov Kremlin.
Pogankiny Palaty
Pskov, Nekrasova St, 7
Pogankiny Palyaty - the largest civilian building of the 17th century in Pskov. Have a P-shaped layout and are situated in the historical district of the city - Okolnyy gorod on Polonishche. In the early 20th century, here housed museum exhibitions, and since 1909 there has been a room dedicated to Adam Mickiewicz. After restoration, the palaces became the main museum complex of Pskov, where over a hundred scenes and characters of ancient Russian painting are presented.
Pokrovskaya Tower
Pskov, Sverdlova St
Pokrovskaya Tower is part of Pskov's fortified belt from the 15th to 16th centuries. It was part of the flank defense of the southwestern line of city defense and protected an important section of the wall near Pokrovsky corner. Located in the southwest corner of Okolnyy City, today it is an object of Pskov Museum-Reserve. Pokrovskaya Tower played a significant role in defending Pskov during the siege of 1581-1582.
Prikaznye Palaty
Pskov, Pskov Kremlin, Dovmont's Town
Pskov architectural monument - Council Palaces located in Dvorny part of the Kremlin. Building erected in 1692-1695 has massive walls and vaulted rooms. Once housed municipal governing bodies. Today interior of 17th century recreated here, used for exhibitions and telling about administrative life and everyday life of that time. This is the sole surviving administrative building of Pskov Kremlin.
Pskov Regional Philharmonic Society
Pskov, Nekrasova St, 24
Pskov Regional Philharmonic is situated at ulitsa Nekrasova, 24. It includes administrative building, rehearsal hall and Grand Concert Hall. Here musical-literary subscriptions, concerts, festivals and competitions take place. Pskov Region Governor's Symphony Orchestra is part of its structure. Philharmonic also engages in concert-enlightenment activities and participates in regional cultural events.
Pskov Academic Drama Theatre named after A.S. Pushkin
Pskov, Pushkina St, 13
Pskov Academic Drama Theatre named after A.S. Pushkin is located at Pushkin Street, 13. Founded in 1920 as Pskov City Drama Theatre. The building was completed in 1906. Previously it was called Pushkin People's House, construction began in 1899, on the centennial of the poet's birth. After the revolution, the theater was renamed to Communal, but its historical name was restored in the 21st century.
Pskov Railway Station
Pskov, Vokzalnaya Sq
Pskov Railway Station is situated on Vokzalnaya Square in Pskov city. The building was restored after World War II according to the project from 1945. It is connected with historical events of early 20th century: in 1917 a train carrying Tsar Nikolay II arrived here and his carriage where he signed abdication was present. The station played an important role during evacuation of over 45 thousand people during wartime. Since the opening of passenger traffic in 1859, the railway significantly influenced the economy of Pskov province. The last major reconstruction of the station took place in 2001.
Pskov Railway Museum
Pskov, Vokzalnaya St, 38
Pskov Railway Museum is situated on Vokzalnaya Street in Pskov city. It was opened on July 27th, 1967 and dedicated to the history of Pskov's railway junction. Exhibits include pre-revolutionary station plans of Pskov, materials about railroad workers during World War II and the story of Nikolay II's abdication at Pskov station. There is also a section covering the history of railroads in the Pskov region.
Pskov Kremlin (Krom)
Pskov, Kreml St, 4
Pskov Kremlin, or Krom, is situated in the city center and serves as its historical core. Its fortress walls, rising up to 6-8 meters high, protect an area of about 3.5 hectares, extending to 5 hectares including Dovmont's town. Inside is the Prikaznaya palata with exhibits on regional administrative structure from the 17th-18th centuries. From the viewing platform in the Vlaskovskaya tower there is a panoramic view of Pskov. The Kremlin also hosts organized historical tours conducted by the Pskovo-Pyotrovski Museum-Reserve.
Pskov Regional Puppet Theatre
Pskov, Konnaya St, 3
Pskov Regional Puppet Theatre is housed in the building of the former Old Believer church of Pokrov Bogoroditsy built in 1906. The puppet theater participates in Russian and international festivals, while its troupe was actively working until 1953 when it was disbanded due to financial difficulties. Since then, the collective has periodically changed locations before obtaining its own premises. The theatre focuses on children and family audiences.
Pskov Planetarium
Pskov, Sovetskaya St, 64a
Pskov Planetarium is situated in an historical building which was formerly a church of Christmas of Our Lady built in 1833 and once part of St.-Voznesensky Monastery ensemble. After restoration in the 1970s projection equipment and telescopes were installed here. The institution opened in February 1974 and today it is located at Pskov, Soviet Street, 64a. Inside the dome there is a star hall.
Holy-Trinity CathedraI Cathedral
Pskov, Pskov Kremlin
The Holy Trinity Cathedral is situated in Pskov, on the grounds of the Kremlin. It is the fourth stone church built there in the late 17th century, completed in 1699. Here, venerated icon "Olgin Cross" is kept. Once, this cathedral housed the sword of Saint Prince Dolmat-Timofey. It serves as a Orthodox church and acts as the cathedra for the Pskov diocese. The building stands on a high promontory between rivers Velikaya and Pskova.
Bogoroditsky Cathedral Snetogor Monastery
Pskov, Snyatnaya Gora St, 1
Bogoroditskaya Cathedral of Christmas, situated on Snyatnaya Gora Street in Pskov, is renowned for its unique fragments of frescoes from the first half of the XIV century, which represent a rare example of ancient Russian monumental painting. These decorations belong to the Pskov art school. The temple was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2019 and serves as the main cathedral of the monastery, which has suffered numerous times due to wars and fires.
Cathedral of Christmas Birth of John the Baptist Ivanovsky Monastery
Pskov, Maksima Gorkogo St, 1a
Cathedral of Christmas Birth of John the Baptist - the main church of former Ioannovsky Monastery in Pskov. Built from local limestone and features restrained pre-Mongolian composition with three apses. Enters the UNESCO World Heritage List under the date 1240. Founded by Princess Yevpraksiya also known as Efrosinia Rogvoldovna, wife of Pskov prince.
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral Mirozhsky Monastery
Pskov, Mirozhskaya Emb, 2
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral in Mirozhsky Monastery built in the 12th century is a monument of pre-Mongol architecture of North-Western Russia. Access to its interiors is restricted due to the need to maintain a special temperature and humidity regime. The cathedral's frescoes dating back to the pre-Mongol period of ancient Russian painting were long concealed under layers of whitewash owing to pollution and dampness. The monastery complex is situated at the confluence of rivers Mirozha and Velikaya.
Tsar's Chapel of the Resurrection of Christ
Pskov, Privokzalnaya Sq
The Chapel of Christ's Resurrection, opened in July 2003, is situated on Pskov's Station Square. It was constructed to commemorate Nikolay II's abdication and consecrated on July 17th of the same year. A sign on the chapel reminds visitors of the event on March 2 (March 15 according to the Gregorian calendar) 1917. The site honors the city's 1100th anniversary and serves as a memorial related to the railway station where the royal train stopped.
Bogoyavlensky Church from Zaskov'ya
Pskov, Gertsena St, 7
The Church of Baptism from Zapskov'ya in Pskov situated on Gertsena Street is an architectural monument of the 14th century. Built in 1489, it belongs to the Pskov school of stone architecture. The bell tower stands out as a separate element of the ensemble and has been included in UNESCO's map under the title "Church of Theophany with Bell Tower". The temple is linked to the historical development of the northern part of the city and underwent changes in function and restoration work.
Church of St. Basil on the Hill
Pskov, Oktyabrskiy Ave, 5
The Church of Vasily on the Hill is situated in the center of Pskov on October Prospect. It was built in the traditions of Pskovskoy stone architecture using limestone masonry and whitewashing. The temple belongs to an ancient parish and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site monument. The building combines architectural elements of medieval times and post-war restoration. The church is consecrated in honor of Saint Bishop Vasiliy Velikiy and includes a traditional for Pskov temple volume and bell tower.
Georgy from the Ramp Church
Pskov, Georgievskaya St, 1
Georgy-from-the-Ramp Church built in 1494 belongs to Pskov architectural school and is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2019. Located on an historical slope down to River Velikaya it features traditional Pskov style made from limestone blocks and whitewash. The temple is dedicated to Saint George the Victorious and was part of medieval city’s parish network.
Church of Cosmas and Damian with Primostya
Pskov, Leona Pozemskogo St, 7
The Church of Cosmas And Damian on Primostya is situated in the historical district of Zapskove in Pskov city. It belongs to the ensemble of UNESCO World Heritage Sites "Churches of the Pskov School of Architecture". The temple is a monument of stone architecture from Pskov with a compact tetrarch and traditional Pskov architectural style. The complex includes remains of the bell tower, fence and gates. The church's history is linked to the city's ferry crossing and local trade life.
Mikhail the Archangel Church with Bell Tower
Pskov, Sovetskaya St, 18
The Church of Archangel Mikhail with Bell Tower is situated in Pskov on Soviet Street. It is an architectural monument included in UNESCO's international nomination. The temple combines the church volume with a separate bell tower. The structure is made from limestone plaster; its silhouette includes a compact tetraconch and belfry. The monument belongs to early Pskov churches and is dedicated to archangel Mikhail.
Church of Nikolay at Usoki
Pskov, Sovetskaya St, 19
The Church of Nikolay on Usoki is situated on Soviet Street in Pskov. The monument dates back to the sixteenth century and belongs to the system of parish churches of the medieval city. The site is linked to post-war restoration of Pskov's historical center and included in UNESCO's international protection program. The temple is dedicated to Saint Nikolay of Myra.
Pyotr and Paul Church with Buya
Pskov, Karla Marksa St
The Church of Pyotr and Paul with Buya is situated in Pskov's historical center on Karl Marx Street. It is dedicated to apostles Pyotr and Paul and belongs to the system of ancient parish churches of the medieval city. The temple stands on the site known as Buya and is associated with traditional Pskov architectural school. Dated back to the 16th century, it retains the typical simple appearance of Pskovian temples.
Church of Pokrov and Rozhdestvo from Prolom
Pskov, Sverdlova St, 1
The Church of Protection and Nativity of Our Lady is situated on Sverdlova Street in Pskov. It is a monument of Pskov stone architecture of the 15th-16th centuries linked to the city's defense during the siege by Stephen Batory. The site is part of the ensemble of UNESCO's international cultural heritage. The temple consists of two parts: Protection and Nativity, united by a single architectural composition. The place is associated with the historical landscape of the south-western part of Pskov Fortress.
Old Ascension Church
Pskov, Sovetskaya St
The Church of Old Ascension is situated in Pskov on Soviet Street. The monument is part of an ancient monastic ensemble and differs from other Ascension churches in the city by its name. The temple was built on the site of the demolished Old Ascension in 1833 instead of a destroyed female convent of the XII-XVII centuries. It reflects changes in urban development after the closure of monasteries and is linked to the history of the female monastic community of Pskov.
Church of Dormition with Parmonya
Pskov, at Olginsky Bridge
The Church of Dormition on Parmonya is situated near Olginsky Bridge in Pskov. An architectural monument dated to 1521, it is part of the ancient city transportation system and roads. The building combines features of sixteenth-century pskov stone architecture, including characteristic bell towers and fences. The church's name relates to the historical ferry crossing over River Velikoy. It is included in the list of regionally protected cultural monuments.
Church of the Dormition from Polonitsa
Pskov, Georgievskaya St
The Church of Dormition on Polonitsa is located in the historical center of Pskov on Georgievskaya Street. It is a monument of ancient Pskov architecture built according to local stone construction traditions using limestone slabs and whitewash. The temple belongs to parishes outside the Krom and is connected with nearby merchant and craftsmen buildings of the Okolnyy city. The church is dedicated to the Dormition of the Blessed Virgin Mary and named after the locality Polonitsa.
St. Ana's Chapel
Pskov, Olginskaya Embankment, 5-B
St. Anastasia's Chapel is situated on Olginskaya Embankment in Pskov, near the banks of River Velikaya. It was built during periods marked by epidemics and fires typical for the city. The building is constructed in traditional Pskov architecture. Inside, the central feature is an image of Holy Spirit depicted as a dove on the ceiling. The entrance is adorned with paintings of princes Vsevolod-Gavriil and Dovmont-Timofeevich. Interior decorations were painted by artist Nikolay Roerich in 1913. First mentioned in written sources in 1710, after the revolution the chapel was closed and its decorations covered with white paint.
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