Saint Nicholas church

Saint Nicholas church is an Orthodox temple in Nikolo-Gastun, featuring characteristic Russian religious architecture with decorated exterior walls and traditional Orthodox design elements. The structure contains the typical interior layout of an Orthodox chapel with spaces arranged for worship and religious ceremonies.

Construction of the church began in 1563 during a period of religious expansion across Russian territories. The building has remained a center for Orthodox worship and practice through the centuries that followed.

The chapel is named after Saint Nicholas, a figure revered throughout the Orthodox world for his generosity and protection of sailors and travelers. Visitors can observe how this dedication shapes the religious focus of services and the decorative elements found throughout the interior.

The church is protected as a federal heritage site, so visits may be limited depending on current conditions and preservation work. Before going, check locally or with officials about access times and whether religious services are taking place.

The building has maintained its role as the primary religious structure for the local community since its founding more than 450 years ago. This long continuity of purpose makes it a living part of the settlement's religious life rather than simply a historical monument.

Ort: Nikolo-Gastun

Gründung: 1563

GPS Koordinaten: 53.94573,36.22213

Neueste Aktualisierung: 9. Dezember 2025 um 21:23