• 55°02′32″N82°54′44″E / 55.0422°N 82.9122°E / 55.0422; 82.9122 ArchitectureCompleted1913. The Orthodox cathedral of the Ascension...
  • The Cathedral of Ascension was built in 1913 as a wooden structure. It surprisingly survived through Soviet times, but was briefly closed in the 1930's when it...
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  • His Eminence Tikhon, Diocesan Bishop, Metropolitan of Novosibirsk and Berdsk, is the abbot of the Orthodox Cathedral of the Ascension of Christ.
  • Ascension Cathedral. Eastern orthodox church. Previous. Ascension Church in Novosibirsk by Testus.
  • The gold-domed 1914 Cathedral of the Ascension has a wonderful, colourful interior with a soaring central space that’s unexpected given its fairly squat…
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  • The Cathedral of Ascension is a Russian orthodox cathedral located in Panfilov Park in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
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  • Ascension Cathedral is The 5th Top rated Tourist attraction in Novosibirsk, Ascension Cathedral - Russian Orthodox church in Novosibirsk, Russia.
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  • Exact location on the map — Ascension Cathedral (russian orthodox church), Ulitsa Sovetskaya, 91, Novosibirsk, Novosibirsk Oblast, 630091.
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  • The Ascension Cathedral is the main temple of the Novosibirsk diocese, where the Department of the Bishop, managing the Novosibirsk diocese, is located.
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  • Reviews. 4Andrew M 5:00 PM Sep 29, 2018. Cathedral with an interesting history The Cathedral of Ascension was built in 1913 as a wooden structure.
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  • A: The Cathedral Of The Ascension is located in Novosibirsk, Russia.
  • In 1970 the complete reconstruction of the cathedral began, thanks to which it became wholly stone. ... Bell tower of the Ascension Cathedral in Novosibirsk.
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