Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin of the Godlyubov Monastery

The foundation of the monastery falls at the end of the 14th century (1389-1394).

The place is the central part of the city of Rostov. The founder is Saint Theodore, who was also the nephew of Sergius of Radonezh. During the Soviet era, the monastery had to be closed, but in 1997 its activity resumed. However, until now, restoration work is underway. The temple acts as a monument of Rostov architecture. It has preserved ancient fragments of the fortress fence of the 19th century, frescoes.

The exact address of the attraction is Soviet Square, 14 A. You can get to it by personal car (from the City Park on the street). Soviet square turn left, on the street 2nd passage Tolstoy embankment, the building will be on the left side. And you can also get there by public transport - bus or shuttle taxi, you need to get off at the stop of the same name.