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- Vitebsk region, Beshenkovichi District, agrotown Ula, 1, Pervomayskaya street
In Ulla, at the crossing of the Ula River and the Western Dvina River, stands the Holy Trinity Church, built in 1896 of brick. The architecture of the church combines elements of classicism and retrospective Russian style.
About the Church
The main feature of the Holy Trinity Church is the cross-shaped volume of the prayer hall, completed with a hipped roof decorated with a cascade of corbel arches and four lanterns at the corners. In the centre rises a ‘baraban’ with a domed top, and above the main entrance is a two-tiered bell tower.
At the end of the 1990s, only a half-destroyed carcase remained, but thanks to the fact that reconstruction and restoration were begun, the Church has now been restored.
Today Holy Trinity Church has become not only a religious and cultural centre, but also a unique place where history majestically are interwoven with modern era, inviting all visitors to experience the greatness of the past and the spiritual harmony of the present.