Church Saint Sampsons

The very atmosphere is the church in Poltava. There is beautiful nature here, you can close up great photos. I recommend going inside, the beauty of t.. Read more »his church will pleasantly surprise you.

Historic site. Large beautiful area. The temple is made in a unique style

It's very beautiful here! Thanks for keeping the story.

A very atmospheric Temple. You can feel the spirit of the times and God's presence. Historic site. Painted by a famous artist;)

Good architecture, but in the middle gloomy, uncomfortable, painted in dark colors.

The painting of the temple in the Vasnetsov style amazes with the beauty of natural ornaments and delicate colors. This is the pearl of Poltava ❤️

The church itself is very beautiful from the outside. But as soon as I opened the door inward, there was a shaking jar in front of my nose, fingers po.. Read more »inting at this jar, demanding that I put money there. A very unpleasant sensation. It was a little like a request for alms. I never went to church.

The church is very beautifully decorated inside, you can feel the power inside. I think it is not spoiled yet, I recommend it to be taken.

Very beautiful church, calm, paintings in dark colors An atmospheric place that allows you to think

Beautiful lighting in the evening, there were practically no people in the church, (it was at about 6 pm) inside it is beautiful, calm, modest ...

A beautiful church in the museum complex of the Battle of Poltava. I especially remembered the interior decoration in dark colors, which gives a speci.. Read more »al charm.

Beautiful and big church. Nice place to visit in Poltava.

Church-monument-memorial. The church was built according to the decree of Peter 1. The author of the project is Joseph Ivanovich Charlemagne. The chur.. Read more »ch was founded on the anniversary of the Battle of Poltava on June 27, 1852. It was built at the expense of the Chernigov landowner I. S. Sudienko, bequeathed 100 thousand rubles to perpetuate the Battle of Poltava. It was consecrated on July 15, 1856 in honor of St. Sampson the Stranger, whose memory falls on the day of the battle. It was reconstructed in 1895 by the architect N. Nikonov, re-consecrated by Bishop of Poltava Illarion on October 1, 1895.