Trinity Church (Pavlovsk)

The Trinity Church is an Orthodox church in the city of Pavlovsk near St. Petersburg, located in the Oak Garden. According to the design by architect L. A. Ilyin, approved by the Grand Duke in 1912, the white stone church in the Neo-Russian style was supposed to have two side altars. The current wooden church was built in 2007 with the support of the head of the Pavlovsk municipal formation, Valery Zibarev, and the chief state inspector of the Pushkin district for fire supervision, Andrey Oleynik, and a round icon of the Holy Life-Giving Trinity is located at its High Place. Since April 2015, the church has been an independent parish.