Vladimir Region Collection

The Vladimir region in Russia is a treasure trove of historical and architectural wonders

Saint George Cathedral (1234), Yuryev Polsky, Vladimir region, Russia

Church of the Crucifixion, Alexandrov Kremlin, Alexandrov, Vladimir region, Russia

Monastery of Intercession of the Holy Virgin, Suzdal, Vladimir region, Russia

St. Michael church (1769), Mikhali, near Suzdal, Vladimir region, Russia

Wooden Church of St. Nicholas (1766), Suzdal, Vladimir region, Russia

St. Alexander Convent, Suzdal, Vladimir region, Russia

Vladimir Region Collection: Angel, Wooden sculpture, allegory of Evangelist, Monastery of St. Euthymius, Suzdal

Angel, Wooden sculpture, allegory of Evangelist, Monastery of St. Euthymius, Suzdal, Vladimir region, Russia

Dormition Cathedral (1160), Vladimir, Russia

Church of Boris and Gleb, Kideksha, Vladimir region, Russia

Cathedral of Bogolyubovo monastery (1866), Bogolyubovo, Vladimir region, Russia

Annunciation church, Monastery of St. Euthymius, Suzdal, Vladimir region, Russia

View over Gorohovets from St. Nicholas monastery, Gorohovets, Vladimir region, Russia

Rural wooden house, Vladimir region, Russia

Rural landscape, Vladimir region, Russia

Russia, Vladimir Oblast, Golden Ring, Vladimir, Assumption Cathedral

Vladimir Region Collection: Russia, Vladimir Oblast, Golden Ring, Suzdal, traditional Russian buildings, window

Russia, Vladimir Oblast, Golden Ring, Suzdal, traditional Russian buildings, window detail

Vladimir Region Collection: Rural wooden house

Rural wooden house, Vladimir region, Russia

Icon (18 cent.), Mstera, Vladimir region, Russia

Russia, Vladimir Oblast, Golden Ring, Bogolyubovo, elevated town view

Russia, Vladimir Oblast, Golden Ring, Vladimir, Cathedral of Saint Dmitry

Vladimir Region Collection: Russia, Vladimir Oblast, Golden Ring, Suzdal, Suzdal Kremlin, Nativity of the Virgin

Russia, Vladimir Oblast, Golden Ring, Suzdal, Suzdal Kremlin, Nativity of the Virgin Cathedral

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The Vladimir region in Russia is a treasure trove of historical and architectural wonders. From the majestic Saint George Cathedral, built in 1234, to the charming Church of the Crucifixion in Alexandrov Kremlin, this region is steeped in rich history. One cannot miss the Monastery of Intercession of the Holy Virgin in Suzdal, with its serene atmosphere and stunning architecture. Nearby stands St. Michael church, a masterpiece from 1769 that showcases intricate details and craftsmanship. For those who appreciate wooden artistry, the Wooden Church of St. Nicholas in Suzdal is a must-see. Its construction dates back to 1766 and it exudes an old-world charm that transports visitors to another era. Another gem is the St. Alexander Convent in Suzdal, where one can witness religious devotion blended seamlessly with architectural beauty. The Angel sculpture at Monastery of St. Euthymius serves as an allegory for Evangelist and adds a touch of ethereal grace to its surroundings. Venturing further into Vladimir city itself reveals more awe-inspiring sights such as Dormition Cathedral, which was constructed way back in 1160. Its grandeur leaves visitors spellbound. In Kideksha village lies the Church of Boris and Gleb – a testament to Russian Orthodoxy's enduring legacy throughout centuries past. Bogolyubovo boasts yet another architectural marvel -the Cathedral of Bogolyubovo monastery (1866), which impresses with its imposing presence against picturesque landscapes. Lastly, Annunciation church at Monastery of St. Euthymius offers tranquility amidst lush greenery; while taking a view over Gorohovets from St. Nicholas monastery provides breathtaking panoramas that capture nature's splendor alongside man-made wonders. With each step taken through this enchanting region, one becomes immersed not only in its captivating beauty but also gains insight into Russia's rich cultural heritage.