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At the walls of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow stands a bronze monument to Patriarch Hermogenes, one of the key figures of the Time of Troubles.

On the southern side of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour’s stylobate, facing the Moskva River, stands a bronze monument to the eleventh Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia-Saint Tikhon.

The sculptural composition “Reunification” is not merely a monument to an event, but a symbolic overcoming of historical trauma: the schism that lasted nearly eight decades, and the return to unity lost during the years of revolutions and exile.

On December 5, 1990, a solemn ceremony took place on Volkhonka Street, at the foot of the site where the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour once stood. It was there that a granite stone was installed with a commemorative inscription: “Foundation stone in the name of the Sovereign Mother of God – the forerunner of the…

The Patriarchal Museum of Church Art is an art museum featuring monuments of church art from the 5th to the 20th centuries. The museum is located in the ambulatory (bypass gallery) of the lower Transfiguration Church of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour.

The Transfiguration Church, located within the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, was built as a memorial to the Alekseevsky Convent, which historically stood on this site.

The Church of the Sovereign Icon of the Mother of God is a wooden Orthodox church-chapel in Moscow, forming part of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour complex.

The Hall of Church Councils, located in the stylobate of the cathedral, is not merely a functional space but an architectural and spiritual ensemble, created in 2000 as a bridge between the sacred and the secular.

Prechistenskaya Embankment – a historical gem on the river, located in the prestigious Khamovniki district. Prechistenskaya Embankment stretches along the Moskva River from Novokrymsky Proezd to Lenivka Street.

On June 7, 2005, a monument to Emperor Alexander II (1818 – 1881) was unveiled in Moscow, in the square between Volkhonka Street, Vsesvyatsky Proyezd, and Prechistenskaya Embankment, near the altar part of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour.