Church on Blood in Honour of All Saints Resplendent in the Russian Land

The Blood Cathedral is the most famous Orthodox church in Yekaterinburg. The whole church is very tall and magnificent. His 6 golden vaults shine under the sun. The interior of the church is also a beautiful mural. Absolutely give artistic value.

#Yekaterinburg, Russia (1) Yekaterinburg Blood Cathedral, one of the three major blood churches in Russia, Byzantine style, free; (2) Eurasia boundary monument, located 42 kilometers northwest of Yekaterinburg city. On the left is Europe, on the right is Asia. Very very cold (about minus 15 degrees in winter), Apple mobile phone should pay attention, my mobile phone is completed can not be used, if you need photography, it is recommended to bring a camera. Must punch in! Free, open all day, located on the road; (3) The house of Shevastyanov is an important landmark. It is open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday 10:00-18:00, Thursday 13:00-21:00, Friday 10:00-17:00, free; (4) There is a viewing restaurant called "высоцкий" in Yekaterinburg city, located on the 51st floor, with a view of the city. Note that snowy weather cannot go up.

In 1918, the Bolsheviks, who hurriedly evacuated Yekaterinburg during the Civil War, killed all the last czars. A wooden cross and a sculpture of a figure were standing in front of the church, showing the family walking to the basement.

Check in the holy place Yekaterinburg is not very big, but for Russia, it is already one of the larger cities except for Europe.

The Ekaterinburg Blood Cathedral is large, with photos of the last Tsar Nikolai used in his life, and the basement is a prayer room similar to the Orthodox Church, very close to the city center. Overall very good. In addition, several cathedrals here are next to each other, and you can turn around nearby, and you can walk around for no more than ten minutes.

The Church of Blood is an Orthodox church, built in 2000 and opened in July 2003. It is 60 meters high and has an area of 3,000 square meters. It has three ascending seats and five domes. It is Russian-Byzantine style. On the right side of the ground floor of the church are the symbols of the last Tsar Nicholas II's family, the icons of the Tsar and his wife and children, and the birth dates. In 1998, the church carried out a requiem prayer service for the remains of the czar's family, the remains were sent to the Petropavlov church in St. Petersburg for burial. The famous church of dripping blood. The church of the same name is two in Russia and the other in St. Petersburg, because both churches were built in the site of two famous events in Russia's recent history. The one in St. Petersburg was built where Tsar Alexander II was assassinated, and the one in Yekaterinburg was built where the last Tsar Nicholas II and his family were shot dead.