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The Assumption Cathedral (1473)

The Assumption Cathedral (consecrated in 1473) is underground, in caves dug in the slope of the ravine. Inside the premises are bricked and plastered. Vaults are supported by eleven pillars. In the ground part of the building is the Church of the Intercession. The building originally had two chapters, but in 1758 it was radically reconstructed. Five elegant chapters are executed in the spirit of Kiev baroque temples of the XVII-XVIII centuries.

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Uploaded on June 21, 2018
Taken on March 7, 2015