Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ (The Estonian Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarchate) (Narva)

Estonia / Ida-Viru / Narva / Arsenty Bastrakov Street, 4
 Eclectic (architecture), interesting place, listed building / architectural heritage, place of worship, Russian Orthodox Church, 19th century construction, tourist attraction, Orthodox church

Date of construction: 1890 - 1896 (architect Alish)
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It was built in 1890-1896 for the orthodox workers of Kreenholm Manufactory. The architect was Pavel Alis. Architectural solution comes from Byzantine tradition. The belltower is 28,8 m high. The Church's walls and the dome are made of local bricks. Rides, stairways and ornaments are made of Finnish granite. There is room for 2000 people. You can see three part iconostasis and 17th century’s Christ’s crucifix. Good to know: on year 1944 during the second world war, the bombing of the city left only the church untouched.
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Coordinates:   59°22'16"N   28°11'36"E
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