Church of Holy Trinity

No one stopped us when we went. Santa Trinity, right next to the Irkutsk Railway Station, across the river. At the side door, a woman came in with a bucket to mop the ground, so we tourists, with solemn and solemn expressions, followed in silently. The Russian people in the church can tolerate you to go in and watch for a while. They were decorating the Christmas tree. They couldn't photograph them, so they had to photograph the interior decoration of Santa Trinity Hall. Some of the murals are still drafts, not painted yet. So the temple has been under renovation. There are Chinese-language profiles outside the temple. As Chinese tourists come a lot, the Irkutsk government has written Chinese profiles on dozens of scenic spots, and the service is good. The outside of the church is snow-white. Even if the sky is cloudy, it is also suitable for taking photos. It looks pure.

The Church of the Trinity, also known as the Sviato Troitsk Church, is located under the Angara Bridge. It is a brand new church with green roofs and pure white exterior walls, but it is not new. Its history can be traced back to the mid-18th century. The sculpture style of church windows includes the traditional architectural art features of ancient Russia. Baroque eaves and decorative panels are also exquisite. The Church of Salvation, the Church of God and the Church of Poles are situated around Kirov Square and can be reached by foot alone.

The first one we visited today is the Church of the Holy Trinity. The Russian language is the Church of Svetotroitsk, which was built in 1750-1778 on the 5th Almi Street. The sculpture style of the church windows has the characteristics of traditional Russian architectural art. Beautiful eaves and decorative panels are examples of Siberian Baroque style. In 1990, a new observatory was built near the church. The Trinity Church is a national cultural relic in Russia.

The impression that the Trinity is the best proportion of the layout of the picture, a very good architectural style. Solemn, sacred

The greatest feature is the trinity, which fully meets the requirements of the doctrine.