Churches near the kremlin of Serpukhov

Churches near the kremlin of Serpukhov

Churches near the kremlin of Serpukhov
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Churches near the kremlin of Serpukhov

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Serpukhov is an old town in Moscow Oblast, Russia, which is situated at the confluence of the Oka and the Nara Rivers. It is located 99 km (60 miles) south from Moscow on the Moscow—Simferopol highway. The Moscow—Tula railway passes through the town. Population: 131,097 (2002 Census).

The town of Serpukhov was established in 1339 to protect the Southern approaches to Moscow. Two years later it was made a seat of the powerful princedom ruled by a cousin and close associate of Dmitry Donskoy, Vladimir of Serpukhov. The princedom continued until 1456, when the last prince escaped to Lithuania. The town frequently fell prey to the hordes of Toqtamysh, Crimean Tatars, and other steppe conquerors. It was necessary to protect it with a stone citadel, or kremlin, which was completed by 1556 as part of the Great Abatis Belt.

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A: Serpukhov. Red Hill.

Par Lev Trusov, à 10 mètres

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Serpukhov. Red Hill.

B: Serpukhov. Museum. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 120 mètres

СОБОР СВЯТОЙ ЖИВОНАЧАЛЬНОЙ ТРОИЦЫМестоположение: Московская обл., г. Серпухов, ул. Красная Гора.Собор...

Serpukhov. Museum. (2009)

C: Serpukhov. Church. Interior. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 150 mètres

ХРАМ УСПЕНИЯ ПРЕСВЯТОЙ БОГОРОДИЦЫМестоположение: г. Серпухов, ул. Володарского, д. 2а.В посаде, котор...

Serpukhov. Church. Interior. (2009)

D: Serpukhov. Church. Altar. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 150 mètres

ХРАМ УСПЕНИЯ ПРЕСВЯТОЙ БОГОРОДИЦЫМестоположение: г. Серпухов, ул. Володарского, д. 2а.В посаде, котор...

Serpukhov. Church. Altar. (2009)

E: Serpukhov. Part of the Kremlin wall (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 170 mètres

Serpukhov. Part of the Kremlin wall (2009)

F: Serpukhov. Church. Interior. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 200 mètres

ХРАМ ПРОРОКА БОЖИЯ ИЛИИМестоположение: Московская обл., г. Серпухов, ул. Володарского, д. 2а.Церковь ...

Serpukhov. Church. Interior. (2009)

G: Serpukhov. Church. Interior. Temporary floor 2. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 360 mètres

ХРАМ КРЕСТОВОЗДВИЖЕНИЯМестоположение: Московская обл., г. Серпухов, ул. Ситценабивная, д. 15.Ильинска...

Serpukhov. Church. Interior. Temporary floor 2. (2009)

H: Serpukhov. Church. Interior. Temporary floor 3. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 370 mètres

ХРАМ КРЕСТОВОЗДВИЖЕНИЯМестоположение: Московская обл., г. Серпухов, ул. Ситценабивная, д. 15.Ильинска...

Serpukhov. Church. Interior. Temporary floor 3. (2009)

I: Serpukhov. Church. Interior. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 410 mètres

ХРАМ ВОСКРЕСЕНИЯ ХРИСТОВАМестоположение: Московская обл., г. Серпухов, ул. Калужская, д. 3.Воскресенс...

Serpukhov. Church. Interior. (2009)

J: Serpukhov. Cathedral. Interior. (2009)

Par Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin, à 570 mètres

СОБОР НИКОЛЫ БЕЛОГОМестоположение: Московская обл., г. Серпухов, ул. Калужская, д. 26/12.Древний горо...

Serpukhov. Cathedral. Interior. (2009)

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