St. Basil’s Cathedral Tickets

This church is the central church with central chapel and is also the source of the Russian orthodox church, the St. Basil's Cathedral. This church preserves the original brickwork and painting of the times when the St. Basil’s Cathedral was made. In addition, it also houses an inscription that has the date when the St Basil’s Cathedral was completed i.e. 12th July 1561.

The Moscow Church of Cyprian and Justina is one of the greatest churches in [Moscow](https://www.mymoscowpass.com/). Builtin the 17th century, it is a beautiful example of Russian architecture. The church's interior is covered with frescoes. Depicting scenes from the lives of Cyprian and Justina, two martyrs who lived in the 4th century AD.

It is an orthodox church and is also one of the St Basil's Cathedral four small chapels. It was made to honor St. Gregory who made sure to convert Armenians into Christians. The interiors have whitewashed walls with screens that are draped in silk and velvet curtains.

The Church of the Three Patriarchs of Constantinople has domes that are colored in green and red rhombuses. While its interior is decorated with oil paintings, its ceiling has paintings of figures that portray the patriarchs and other religions. Besides, this church’s immense five-tiered iconostasis is composed of Baroque and Classical elements.

While this church is the smallest of all, its dome is heavily embellished along with murals portraying religious figures and scenes from the life of Saint Basil. On exploring this church, one will watch two amazing icons, namely, Our Lady of Smolensk and The Image of Saint Vasily the Blessed.

This is one of the most significant churches among all as it marks the celebration of esus’s entry to Jerusalem, which is also known as Palm Sunday. Tourists from all over the world visit this place which lets them see the original wall features from the 16th century, and damaged doors shelling during the October Revolution.

This church with its light yet gracious decoration and architecture along with cream and green stripes curve towards the pinnacle of the dome, makes the visitors go awestruck. The Church of the Holy Trinity houses one of the oldest chandeliers which is one of the celebrated icons of the Old Testament Trinity.

This church is a Russian Orthodox church which was made to honor Alexander Svirsky, who was responsible for converting Northern Russia to Orthodoxy. The interior of this chapel is decorated by murals imitating brickwork and the spiral of eternity curls around the interior dome, while its exterior has green and cream curving stripes. 

The Church of Saint Nicholas, the Wonderworker is the oldest in Moscow that was built in 1555 and has survived many wars, including the Siege of Moscow in 1812. The walls of this church is filled with murals which inscribes the event when the treasured icon of him was being sailed from Vyatka to Moscow in 1555.

The Church of Varlaam Khutynsky is one of the largest churches of all the elven churches that was built in the 19th century dome of green and yellow triangles. It glorifies Saint Varlaam Khutynsky, an ascetic revered by Ivan IV and his father as the patron saint of the imperial family.

Church of John the Blessed is a Russian Orthodox church located in Moscow. This eleventh and final church is dedicated to John the Baptist, who is believed to be the patron saint of Moscow. It houses the relics of the saint, a gilded iconostasis and a small exhibit of religious items and artwork.

The bell tower is an important part of any Russian Orthodox church which is often referred to as a belfry. In addition to being used for signalling the time or calling for prayer, bells are also known for their beautiful sound.