Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Moscow
The principal Roman Catholic cathedral in Moscow, completed in 1911 and restored after Soviet-era closure.
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The principal Roman Catholic cathedral in Moscow, completed in 1911 and restored after Soviet-era closure.
A major Moscow cathedral reconstructed at the end of the 20th century after the destruction of its 19th-century predecessor.
A UNESCO-listed Moscow convent closely connected with the Kremlin and the religious history of Russia’s ruling elite.
A UNESCO-listed 1532 church built at Kolomenskoye to celebrate the birth of the future Tsar Ivan IV.
Moscow’s principal cathedral mosque, with a history dating to 1904 and a major reconstruction completed in 2015.
One of Russia’s most recognizable sacred landmarks, built to commemorate the conquest of the Kazan Khanate.
The historic coronation and enthronement cathedral of the Russian state in the Moscow Kremlin.
The historic burial cathedral of Moscow grand princes and tsars, dedicated to Archangel Michael.
The former private chapel of Moscow’s grand princes and tsars, dedicated to the Annunciation.