orthodox monastery the moscow region central russia

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Orthodox monastery in the Moscow region of Central Russia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spaso-Borodino monastery on the Borodino field in Central Russia in autumn. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orthodox monastery in the Moscow region of Central Russia.

Orthodox monastery in the Moscow region of Central Russia. Orthodox Christian Church, Cathedral, Church or monastery - special works of architecture. They are distinguished by white stone walls, have a Golden dome and a cross . The architecture of Russian churches dates back to the ancient times of Christianity in Byzantium. The difference between the monasteries was that they were often used as a fortress, and therefore have strong walls, and next to them often installed a worship cross. On the territory of the monastery there are several temples, buildings with monks ` cells and a cemetery for burials.