Alexander Nevsky Chapel Church

The Alexander Nevsky Chapel Church was erected in 1881. Construction was carried out until 1890. All the facades of the building are connected by a triumphal arch. The church is considered to have one head. The north and south sides of the building are decorated with Venetian windows. The architectural significance of the church is emphasized by the presence of niches in the center, plastered pylons. Inside the building, the floor is covered with Ural marble tiles. It is valid.