The Holy Trinity Alexander Nevsky Lavra is a male Orthodox monastery in Saint Petersburg. The monastery is a large complex, which includes : the Holy Trinity Cathedral, several churches and cemeteries (now necropolises), buildings for various purposes, including monastic buildings, as well as a garden, monuments and museums. The Alexander Nevsky Lavra is the first and largest monastery in St. Petersburg.
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- The Holy Trinity Cathedral of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra is a Russian Orthodox cathedral in Saint Petersburg.
- The Lavra was founded on the site where Alexander Nevsky defeated the Swedes in 1240.
- In 1989, the transfer of the remains of the Blessed Prince Nevsky to the Trinity Cathedral on the territory of the Lavra took place.
- The official date of foundation of the Holy Trinity Alexander Nevsky Lavra is March 25, 1713 - the day of consecration of the first wooden Church of the...
- The monastery complex includes the Holy Trinity Cathedral, several churches and cemeteries, and a dozen other buildings serving various purposes...
- ...near the Bank of the Neva there stands a dome majestic Holy Trinity Cathedral, an architectural centre and a decoration of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra.
- It is installed on a round three-stage base-pedestal, opposite the side entrance to the Holy Trinity Cathedral of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra.
- According to legend, Tsar Peter I himself founded the Nevsky Monastery - in July 1710, having examined the place at the confluence of the Black River with the...
- Alexander Nevsky Lavra, located in St. Petersburg, Russia, is the principal monastery of the Church of Russia for men in the Eparchy of St. Petersburg.
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