the wooden nicholas church suzdal russia

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Wooden St. Nicholas Church in Suzdal, Golden Ring Russia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden St. Nicholas Church on a sunny day in Suzdal, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden church of St. Nicholas in Suzdal, Golden Ring, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

The wooden Church of St. Nicholas in the Kremlin of Suzdal. Golden Ring, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

St Nicholas wooden church and Virgin Nativity Cathedral in Suzdal kremlin. Suzdal, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditional Russian Wooden Wooden Church of St. Nicholas in Suzdal, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

The wooden St. Nicholas Church in Suzdal, Russia

The wooden Church of St. Nicholas in the Kremlin of Suzdal. Suzdal, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden Church of Saint Nicholas in Suzdal Kremlin, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden Church of St. Nicholas near Kremlin in Suzdal, Russia. Summer sunny day Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial drone view of wooden Church of St. Nicholas with Kremlin in Suzdal, Russia. Summer sunny day Royalty Free Stock Photo

The wooden St. Nicholas Church is located in the territory of the Suzdal Kremlin. The wooden St. Nicholas Church was built in 1766 in the village of Glotovo, Yuryev-Polsky district, Vladimir region. In 1960, the church was transported to Suzdal and restored by architect M. M. Sharonov. The church is a sample of the oldest russian temples. At the heart of its architecture is a chopped cage, similar to a Russian hut. It is located on a high basement and is surrounded on three sides by an open gallery.