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      🏛 Assumption Cathedral and Cathedral Square of Kolomna

      Коломна, Соборная пл.

      A white five-domed cathedral of the 1670s surrounded by old merchant houses and the kremlin's churches.

      Assumption Cathedral and Cathedral Square of Kolomna
      © Alexxx1979 · CC BY-SA 4.0
      Assumption Cathedral and Cathedral Square of Kolomna
      © A.Savin · CC BY-SA 3.0
      • The present cathedral was built by the architect Meletiy Alekseev in 1672–1682, using the white stone of the earlier church.
      • The previous cathedral was founded by Dmitry Donskoy, presumably in 1379, after the victory on the Vozha River.
      • Theophanes the Greek is believed to have painted the Don Icon for this cathedral; Ivan the Terrible took it to Moscow, and it is now in the Tretyakov Gallery.
      • In 1581–1586 Bishop Job, the future first patriarch of the Russian Church, served here.
      • In the early 19th century the rector was Mikhail Drozdov, father of Metropolitan Philaret.
      • The cathedral was closed in 1929 and returned to the Church in 1989.

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      • All day: Kolomna — the kremlin, kalachi and pastila

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