Wooden Church of St. Nicholas in Suzdal Review

The Suzdar Kremlin is almost a stone complex, but there is still a small church built of wood. This is the Church of St. Nikola. It was built in 1766 in the village of Gratovo in Yuriev-Polish district. In 1960, the church was restored and rebuilt and transported to Suzdar as the first exhibit of the Museum of Wood Architecture. It was transported here as a tourist center to complete Suzdar's monument conservation and development plan. Now St. Nicholas Church - a wooden structure building, one of the most important exhibits at the Suzdal Museum. It shows the woodworking craftsmanship - building the church without a nail. St. Nicholas Church has a clear outline, perfect proportions, beautifully shaped altars, elegant church roofs, and a surface covered with poplars.

Standing quietly in the thick snow is the wooden church of St. Nicholas, like a cabin in a fairy tale world. It is rare in a wooden church in Russia, which looks simple and lovely, not so luxurious and has a wonderful rural atmosphere.

A few hundred meters south of Sucidar Town Center Market, you can see the wooden church museum scattered on the fields, all beautiful wooden buildings from the surrounding countryside. The pastoral scenery is beautiful, and these local buildings with gimmicks are dotted with beautiful.

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This wooden church of St. Nicholas, right next to the Kremlin in Suzdar, sits on a green meadow lined with blue sky and trees next to it, as if it were a landscape.