Nikolo-Perervinsky Monastery

Nikolo-Perervinsky Monastery is the southernmost historical monastery of Moscow. Dedicated to Saint Nicholas the Miracle-Worker, it stands south of Pechatniki, between the Moscow River and the Lublino railroad classification yard. First recorded in 1623, it expanded from the mid-17th century. Patriarch Adrian used it as a summer residence and built the Old Katholikon from 1696 to 1700. Closed in 1928, it resumed services in its Old Katholikon in 1991.

First recorded

1623

Dedication

Saint Nicholas the Miracle-Worker

Services resumed

1991