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Orthodox Church of the Nine Kyzikos Martyrs

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Bolshoi Devyatinskiy Lane, 15 Arbat, Moscow 121099 RussiaMap
Phone+7 495 605-76-61
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  • FMARGENTINA
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    Russian Orthodox Church

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    The church is a great example, far from the tourist area, of a temple where it can be appreciated.

    Reviewed on Feb 18, 2015
  • Svetlanka_Me
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    Old temple

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    There is a very old temple in the Presnensky area - the Temple of the Nine Martyrs of Kisychic. Built in 1735. I am trembling in front of such centuries buildings. For a happy accident, du ...

    Reviewed on Oct 28, 2022
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    On the Patriarch slobod that on Kocheryzhki!

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    In B. Nivensky alley, on the elevation, there is a god's building of yellow - the Temple of the Nine Martyrs of Kisychic. History says that the first church was built at the order of Peter the Great in ...

    Reviewed on Apr 5, 2022
  • Insta_natytravel
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    Orthodox Temple of Nine Martyrs of Kisic

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    The first wooden church was built in 1698. It was built on the vow of Patriarch Adrian, who was cured from paralysis thanks to the powers of the Kisic martyrs. In Soviet times the temple was handed over to prison ...

    Reviewed on Jul 10, 2021
  • Talant2007
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    Orthodox temple of 9 martyrs

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    Initially the wooden church was built here in 1698g, but it burned. In 1735g the stone building was already built. In Soviet times the church was closed by the Communists, well now everything returned ...

    Reviewed on Oct 10, 2019
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