Die Kirche des Märtyrers Nikita wurde im Barockstil erbaut und ist bis heute unverändert geblieben. Die Architektur des Tempels spürt die Annäherung an die klassische Ära. - Stockfoto & -bild

The church of Nikita the Martyr was built in the Baroque style and has remained unchanged to this day. The architecture of the temple feels the approach of the classical era.

The first church on this site appeared in the 17th century; the preserved Trinity Church was damaged during the fire of Moscow in 1812, but was completed in 1824 in the style of Moscow classicism.

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Despite the destruction of Russian history by the godless government, the necropolis of the Novodevichy Monastery has been partially preserved thanks to the famous names of the people buried here

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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.

At the mouth of the Yauza there was a settlement of silver coin minters. The center of this settlement, called Silversmiths was the Trinity Church and the urban manor of noble family.

The most majestic and luxurious temple on the opposite bank of the Moscow River from the Kremlin was built in 1769 in the Baroque style and dedicated to St. Clement, the Pope of Rome

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 city of Dmitrov is the same age as Moscow. Its citadel (the Kremlin) was built and decorated with churches and cathedrals by both local and Moscow princes.

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 modern building of the Church of Peter and Paul at the Yauzsky Gate was built in 1800-1802 in the Moscow Baroque style, which is called Naryshkinsky by the name of the noble boyars-patrons.

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.

The church of Nikita the Martyr was built in the Baroque style and has remained unchanged to this day. The architecture of the temple feels the approach of the classical era.

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.

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

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.

Vysotsky (built on a high hill) monastery in Serpukhov was a spiritual educational center and a powerful fortress on the southern borders of the Moscow Principality of the 14th-16th centuries.

The walls and towers of the Novodevichy Monastery were erected by Tsar Boris Godunov (1552-1605), and then rebuilt at the end of the 17th century in the Moscow Baroque style.