Churches/Monasteries - Simferopol

The history of Simferopol is closely connected with the oldest building of the city - Kebir-Jami Mosque. It is in this part of the city, on the bank of the Salgir, in the early XVI century, there was a Tatar settlement Ak Mosque, which means "White Mosque" in Russian.

Alushta, St. 15th Kvitnya, 17-a

This is one of the oldest temples in Simferopol, erected in 1806g.

Simferopol, Petropavlivska square, 1

This is the first Orthodox church in Simferopol, which is almost the same age as the city.

Simferopol, St. Zhovtneva, 8

Despite its difficult history, this temple of the Karaites still makes an indelible impression on all its visitors.

Simferopol, St. Karaїmska, 6

The most beautiful structure of Simferopol was completely destroyed in 1930, but in 2009 the cathedral was erected again in its original place to serve faithfully to all its visitors.

Simferopol, St. Rosy Luxemburg (O. Nevskogo), Peremogi Square

The monastery holds the most worshiped shrines of the Crimean peninsula.

Simferopol, St. Odessa, 12

The newly rebuilt seminary church in honor of the Three Saints is a tall and very beautiful basilica on the type of ancient Christian churches....

Simferopol, St. Gogol 16.