Cathedral of Transfiguration of Jesus (Suzdal)

Russia / Vladimir / Suzdal
 cathedral, listed building / architectural heritage, Russian Orthodox Church, 16th century construction, object of cultural heritage of federal importance (Russia)
The Transfiguration Cathedral is a monument of Russian architecture of the late XVI century. Currently it is part of the Vladimir-Suzdal Museum-Reserve. The cathedral appeared in the XVI century on the site of the burnt wooden church of the Transfiguration of the Savior. In 1507-1511, a small pillarless Church of the Savior was built. It was erected on the grave of its founder, Abbot Euphemia. In 1594, the building of a large four-pillar cathedral was attached to this church, and the church was renamed the Euphemia chapel.

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Coordinates:   56°25'59"N   40°26'21"E
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