En la antigua calle Varvarka, cuyo nombre proviene de la Iglesia de Santa Bárbara, se han conservado muchos monumentos de la arquitectura antigua de Moscú.. - Foto e imagen de stock

On the ancient street Varvarka, whose name comes from the Church of St. Barbara, many monuments of ancient Moscow architecture have been preserved.

Modern Orthodox church in Moscow, Russia

Alexander Menshikov, a Comrade in arms of Emperor Peter I, built an amazing Church in the Moscow Baroque style. This style combines Russian traditions with Western European details.

Moscow, Russia, September, 01, 2018. People walking near the church of the Nativity of John the Baptist on Varvarka street in Moscow

Orthodox cathedral, Saint-Petersburg, Russia

The builder of the temple was the famous Italian architect Aleviz, who erected the Cathedral of the Archangel Mithail in the Moscow Kremlin.

Alexander Menshikov, a Comrade in arms of Emperor Peter I, built an amazing Church in the Moscow Baroque style. This style combines Russian traditions with Western European details.

Chernihiv Lane, which has preserved an authentic ensemble of churches and city estates of the 16th and 18th centuries, is a unique architectural complex of historical Moscow.

Numerous reconstructions have distorted the appearance of the 16th century St. Nicholas Church in Podkopai, a legendary village on the territory of Moscow that arose in the 8th century.

The Church of Three Saints on Kulishki consists of the winter church of the same name and a cold second floor with the Trinity Church. The temple towers over the historical district of Moscow Kulishki

In memory of the victory over the Tatars in the Battle of Kulikovo, the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin on Kulishki (1547-1804) was built. Kulishki is one of the historical districts of Moscow.

The Church of St. Alexis was built in 1748-1751 in Rogozhskaya Sloboda in the style of Elizabethan Baroque. Probably, the author of this temple was a famous architect Dmitry Ukhtomsky.

The Princely Fortress (Kremlin) of Serpukhov served as a powerful stone citadel on the southern approaches to Moscow. The Kremlin remained intact until 1932, after which it was destroyed

The ancient territory of the monastery forms the Northern Courtyard, the architectural appearance of which was formed in the 17-18th centuries in the Moscow Baroque style.

The Church of the Introduction to the temple was built and improved for 50 years, until it acquired an extant appearance. White decorations Shine on the traditionally red walls.

The church is dedicated to the blessed Maxim, the famous saint in Moscow, buried in this place at the end of the 15th century.

The relatives of the Russian tsars Naryshkins donated their town estate to the monastery. This is how the Southern Courtyard, also built in the Moscow Baroque style, arose.