Chrypological Cathedral

The cathedral is located on the central square called Cathedral, in the city of Lipetsk, its architect was Tommaso Adolini.

The construction of the cathedral was started in 1791, and the construction of the temple part of the Khribradestvensky Cathedral was completed in 1803.

In the not yet consecrated temple there was a fire, he destroyed all the wooden parts of the cathedral, the building itself was badly burned because of the fire. After that, the temple was opened in 1805, and already on June 20, 1805, the throne of the renewed church in honor of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker was consecrated.

In 1842, the church cathedral was built, all decrees were from Empress Catherine Alekseevna, but in 1931 the cathedral was closed, due to the fact that the main square of the city was created. But so that the monument of the city was not lost, the Lipetsk Museum of Local Lore was placed in its building.

And soon in 1991, the temple was given to believers, and it became a cathedral.