About

The Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St Nicholas stands as a beacon of history and spirituality in the vibrant city of Vienna. Opened in 1893, this architectural masterpiece boasts a striking presence with its Russian Orthodox style, characterized by golden onion domes and an exquisite interior that captivates all who enter. Unlike traditional Catholic churches, this cathedral features a tiled floor, massive chandeliers, enchanting mosaics, and small paintings, immersing visitors in its distinctive charm. As the second highest Orthodox church in the world at 101.5 meters, it offers a towering symbol of faith and tradition. The cathedral not only preserves rich Orthodox Russian traditions but also serves as a cultural sanctuary, offering morning prayers with the mesmerizing chants of priests. With an impressive Google rating of 4.8, it comes highly recommended as a must-visit site for those seeking to experience a fascinating blend of spiritual and artistic heritage.

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Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Wien Rennweg
Train station 229 m walk
Ungargasse, Neulinggasse
Bus stop 234 m walk
Rennweg S
Tram stop 241 m walk
Am Modenapark
Bus stop 249 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.8
based on 1,290 reviews
4.8/5 1,290 reviews
Daniel Gala
Daniel Gala
1 month ago on Google

A 2 min andando de la salida del Belvedere inferior y rodeada por embajadas, muy bonitas por cierto, se encuentra esta joya que no te esperas para nada. Desconozco si se puede entrar a visitar por dentro, pero merece la pena acercarse a verla y sacar unas fotos

NikOl NikOl
NikOl NikOl
1 month ago on Google

Кусочек Россиюшки🤍💙❤️ Зашла и опешила, всех выжили...даже Таню Щербу...

Maria del carmen Ribera rosanes
Maria del carmen Ribera rosanes
1 month ago on Google

Esta Iglesia Ortodoxa es del Siglo XIX con 5 cúpulas doradas . Destacan mucho entre su alrededor. Es muy bonita. Se inauguró en 1893 Estilo Historicista y Bizantino. Tiene frescos religiosos.