The St. George's (Yuriev) Monastery

A very historical monastery, originally built to commemorate a victory in the war, there was a great duke of the time in the early 11th century, and now the monastery has been restored, but still retains some of the buildings of the year.

The monastery of Yuriev, the largest of the entire church group, was the focus of his eight towering onions and his white body. The entire monastery is very large in size and has been around for a hundred years, and this is definitely a good place to take pictures because there are not many tourists.

The monastery of Yuriev is a must-visit to come to Novgorod. It is located on the outskirts of the city, composed of seven or eight churches, large and small. The appearance of these churches is mostly white and very pure. You will feel a feeling of spiritual purification when you come here. It's very different.

The abbey's roof is a rare blue dome, located in a beautiful lake area, according to the tour guide, there will be many locals here in the summer to relax.

The monastery, built in memory of the war against Estonia, is very old, and the onion roofs on each building here are different in color, and some buildings have been relatively mottled.