Church of Alexander Nevsky

In the central part of Pereslavl-Zalessky there is a church of St. A. Nevsky.

The temple is made in the Baroque style, impressive domes are located on elongated drums. The building was built in the 1740s on the donations of a local merchant.

The church was to enter the Novodevichy monastery, which after some was abolished. So the church became a parish.

After the destruction of the empire, the temple was looted. In the 1930s, it housed a library and later a grocery store. During Soviet rule, the original appearance completely lost. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the church was returned to the faithful. Services are currently being held there.

Directly in the village there is no railway and air terminal. You can get to the nearest stations in the villages of Berendeivo and Ryazantsevo.

From Yaroslavl on the train to get to Alexandrov. Further to one of the villages from where you can get to Pereslavl.

From the capital from the railway station of the same name in the Yaroslavl direction by train.

From the Moscow Central Bus Station by bus you can get to Pereslavl.

In the regional center from the main station runs transport to the city.