Church of the Nativity of Our Lady in Putinki Review

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The chapel behind Pushkin Square was built in the late 17th century and is uniquely shaped. The slender white conical drum seat is connected to five lovely mini blue tops, and the architectural decorations are very detailed. When the church was built, it coincided with the Reformation of Patriarch Nikon, who ordered the construction of the conical-topped church, so the church was lucky to be the last conical-topped stone church in Moscow. The name of the church has nothing to do with Putin.

Visited the Church of Our Lady near the hotel, and was completely shocked when entering! Many exquisite and elegant murals are covered with four walls, colorful lights are dreamy, people silently pray, and the singing of the scriptures is like the gods' music. The ancient vicissitudes and solemn religious atmosphere can infect people! Unfortunately, I can't take pictures, the picture is so beautiful!

It was on 7th July with colleagues. Really enjoyed the tour. Funny, informative. Thanks to a great guide - Senya. I had a wonderful trip. There were people of a completely different age in our group (even the residents’ house in 1950) and all very happy! I would recommend it to friends and acquaintances, and make sure to go to this wonderful project, the rest of the thing "Moscow engineers eyes."

It is a small church, but its lovely blue dome and white walls are still very adorable. Although it is called the Putin Church, it has nothing to do with Putin the Great.