Daugaўpіlskі Alexander Nevsky Cathedral - Orthodox church in Daugavpils, Latvia. In the years 1856-1864 there was construction of the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, which was built in Russian-Byzantine style. In 1969 construction was blown up in connection with Khrushchev's persecution.
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- tripadvisor.com Attraction_Review-g274962-…Temple-chapel of Alexander Nevsky. 12. ... Visitor Centers in Daugavpils. Things to do near St. Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Church.
- visitdaugavpils.lv en/turisma-objekts/daugavpils-…The supervisor of the design and construction was a war engineer Rashevski; the church was build by Daugavpils fortress constructers.
- pointerst.com latvia/attraction/daugavpilsskij-…Daugaўpіlskі Alexander Nevsky Cathedral - Orthodox church in Daugavpils, Latvia. In the years 1856-1864 there was construction of the Alexander Nevsky...
- pilsetas.lv en/objects/sv-aleksandra-nevska-…Located in A. Pumpura Square, where the Orthodox Cathedral of St. Prince was previously located. St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral was built in 1864.
- daugavpils.lv en/city/daugavpils/sightseeing/st-…Consecrated in 2004. Located in A. Pumpurs public garden (20 Saules Street) on the former site of St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (1864–1961).Bulunamadı: church
- mapcarta.com W625623690Alexander Nevsky Church is a church in Daugavpils, Latgale located on Silu iela. Alexander Nevsky Church is situated nearby to Vizbuļu kapi.
- OpenTripMap.com en/card/Q4061045Daugavpils St Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Chapel by Glossologist. ... eastern orthodox churches. Nothing found. Filter by popularity
- commons.wikimedia.org wiki/Category:Daugavpils_St…Latviešu: Aleksandra Ņevska pareizticīgo baznīca, Daugavpils, Silu iela 1. English: St. Alexander Nevsky Orthodox church, Daugavpils, 1 Silu street.
- go-eat-do.com 2020/08/travelling-safely-in-the-…The Saint Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Chapel in Daugavpils, Latvia.Bulunamadı: church
- russkije.lv en/lib/read/chapel-of-alexander-…The church-chapel was built on the site of the Cathedral of the Holy Blessed Prince Alexander Nevsky, which was blown up in 1969.