Very nice place!

Beautiful place! Gothic style church, unique case in slavic culture.

Beautiful cozy church with a park around Very holy and spiritual atmosphere inside

Awesome 18 C Carvings covered white-stone Baroque Russian Orthodox Church, Dubrovitsy Moscow Oblast Russia Trans-continental Eurasian country spanning in both Europe and Asia.

The Znamenskaya Church (Храм Знамения Пресвятой Богородицы) in Dubrovtsy is an Orthodox church in honor of the icon of the Mother of God "The Sign". Located in the village of Dubrovitsy in Podolsk, Moscow region. The church is famous for its unique architecture, unusual for Russian architecture, as well as for its mysterious history. In its place in the years 1662-1690 acted wooden Ilinskaya church. The stone temple was founded on July 22, 1690. Construction time - from 1690 to 1703. The central part of the architectural ensemble of the estate Dubrovitsy, which once belonged to representatives of the noble families of the Morozov, Golitsyn and Dmitriev-Mamonov.

My favorite ortodox church so far🥰🙏🏻

One hour driving distance to the south from Moscow. Beautiful scenery from the church as well as church itself.

A very beautiful place where two rivers meet. An unique old church

Very impressive architectural facade.

The ancient Znamenskaya Church in the Russian Baroque style will not leave anyone indifferent. It is an amazing monument of architectural architecture; it is called the pearl of the Moscow region. Unusual, mysterious, this is one of the most beautiful churches in Russia, with a gilded crown instead of a dome. The church in the ancient estate of Dubrovitsy, in which Prince Boris Golitsyn lived, was built at his expense in the 17th-18th centuries. The prince, who served as the tutor of the future sovereign Peter the Great, fell into disgrace with him and left for his estate. However, Peter soon cooled down, and as a sign of reconciliation, the prince, at his own expense, began the construction of an unusual church on the territory of his own estate. In 1704, construction was completed, and Peter the Great himself arrived at the consecration ceremony of the temple, standing and praying on a special balcony of the western ledge. This unique monument of Russian architecture is included in the list of world art treasures.

A beautiful Orthodox church, of quite different architectural style than the usual Russian one. A true work of art!