Photos of Cathedral of the Annunciation

The Cathedral of Annunciation in Moscow is a standout amongst the most hallowed goals to visit. The church building was constructed in the years 1484 through 1489 on Sobornaya Square, on the site where an older cathedral remained in years past. You should see the white-stone gateways of the sixteenth century, the Italian Renaissance impacted fretwork and the copper entryways at the north and west doorways. Look at the fine art by Feodosy that has been set up since 1508, and also the tile ground surface of agate jasper. The amazing iconostasis is the feature of the whole cathedral, which were painted by Russia's historical aesthetic bosses.