Kazan — Chapel in honor of the Monk Alexander Svirsky

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The chapel in honor of the Monk Alexander Svirsky (Kazan) is an Orthodox place geographically connected with the Kazan location. Fedoseevskaya, 46) operates a chapel in honor of St. Alexander Svirsky with a font. The chapel is arranged in the former porch, attached in 1905-1910 to the church of Eudokia the Monk Martyr.

Also in the chapel, the Sacrament of Baptism of adults and children is performed by full immersion. Conditions of access to natural objects change in season, so it is better to specify the route the day before.

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How to Get There

The reference point is Kazan. You need to go to the station "Kremlin", bypass the Kremlin, go down and walk along the Palace of farmers. You should get to the stops "Baturin" or "Kremlin embankment". You need to get out at this stop, then go down Karl Marx Street and turn right at the intersection with Yapeev Street. For navigation, use the coordinates 55.802355, 49.115686.