Geneva, Switzerland
Russian Orthodox Church
A striking example of Byzantine-Muscovite architecture with gleaming golden onion domes. Built in the 19th century, its rich interior is adorned with icons and carvings, serving the Russian Orthodox community.
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Russian Orthodox Church is in Geneva, Switzerland. Coordinates: 46.19884, 6.15376. Open in Google Maps
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