L'ancien territoire du monastère forme la cour nord, dont l'aspect architectural a été formé dans les 17-18ème siècles dans le style baroque de Moscou. - Photo & image de stock

High-Petrovsky monastery in Moscow, the Cathedral in honor of the Bogolyubsky icon of the mother of God, 17th century

Church of Our Lady of Bogolyubovo (with a refectory), built 1687 in the high monastery of St.Peter. Moscow, Russia.

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

Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Church of the Three Hierarchs in a sunny summer evening

Cathedral St. Procopia Ustyuzhsky and Cathedral of St. John of Ustyug en embankment of river Suhona, Veliky Ustyug, Vologda region

Church of St. John the Baptist at the Marketplace in Nizhny Novgorod. Russia

The monastery is based on the estate of the Romanov boyars and bears the name of the Romanov clan relic - the icon of the Mother of God "Heavenly Sign".

The first Moscow prince Daniel founded the Danilov Monastery on the banks of the Moskva River in 1281. The monastery served as a fortress outpost on the outskirts of Moscow.

Saint Peter, who founded this monastery in 1315, was the first metropolitan of Moscow and all Russia. In honor of him, the Italian architect Aleviz built a cathedral, unusual for Russian architecture

Saint Peter, who founded this monastery in 1315, was the first metropolitan of Moscow and all Russia. In honor of him, the Italian architect Aleviz built a cathedral, unusual for Russian architecture

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

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

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 monastery is based on the estate of the Romanov boyars and bears the name of the Romanov clan relic - the icon of the Mother of God "Heavenly Sign".

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.