Why it is worth the detour
A historic Orthodox church and federal cultural monument from the Pskov Republic era.
The Church of Saint George so Vzvoza is a parish Orthodox church in Pskov, recognized as a federal historical and cultural monument. It dates back to the Pskov Republic era, showcasing architecture from the 15th to 19th centuries.
What else is close by
The nearest places we have written up, with straight-line distance from here.
550 m
Pokrovskaya Tower
This enormous corner tower became the focal point of Stefan Báthory’s assault in September 1581. Artillery shattered the tower and adjoining wall, but defenders counterattacked inside the ruins and expelled troops who had already gained a foothold.
650 m
Church of Saint Basil of Caesarea on the Hill
An offbeat Orthodox church known for its historical architecture from the 15th-16th centuries.
650 m
Saint Nicholas church so Usokhi
A historic Orthodox church in Pskov, known for its cultural significance.
750 m
Princess Olga Monument
A monument dedicated to Princess Olga, commemorating the 1100th anniversary of Pskov's first mention in chronicles.
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Vlasyevskaya Tower
During Pskov's independence, merchants entering from the floating bridge passed through these gates and presented their goods to merchant elders, making the tower both fortress and republican customs post. Tolls were collected here, the gates were locked at night, and trade could proceed only after local officials gave permission.
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