Bolshoy Solovetsky Island
The largest island of the Solovetsky archipelago in Russia's White Sea, home to a medieval monastery and fortress…
The largest island of the Solovetsky archipelago in Russia's White Sea, home to a medieval monastery and fortress…
An island in the White Sea combining prehistoric sanctuary grounds with a 16th-century monastic hermitage, now part of…
A limestone church built in 1152 by Prince Yuri Dolgoruky, this Vladimir-Suzdal structure preserves twelfth-century frescoes and is…
Two museums occupy the Moscow apartment building where Soviet writer Mikhail Bulgakov lived and set pivotal scenes from…
Ulan-Ude's opera and ballet theatre, opened in 1939 and named for actor Gombozhap Tsydynzhapov, remains the training and…
The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour is the principal Russian Orthodox cathedral in Moscow, rising 103 metres on…
A masterpiece of 12th-century Russian architecture completed in 1197, this cathedral honours Saint Demetrius and stands as a…
A Russian-Byzantine cathedral built in Derbent in 1853 by Prince Grigory Gagarin, funded by soldiers, merchants, and Muslim…
The Cathedral of the Assumption, known in Russian as Uspensky Sobor, is the principal Orthodox cathedral of Smolensk,…
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