Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals

Khabarovsk’s religious landscape is defined by the Transfiguration Cathedral, which stands 96 meters tall on a bluff overlooking the Amur River. The city features a mix of Russian Orthodox landmarks, such as the historic Church of St. Innocent and the regional Theological Seminary, alongside active Baptist and Evangelical Christian congregations. These sites reflect the architectural diversity and spiritual history of the Russian Far East, ranging from traditional gold-domed cathedrals to contemporary houses of prayer.

Transfiguration Cathedral, Khabarovsk

The Transfiguration Cathedral on a steep bluff overlooking the Amur River in Khabarovsk stands 96 meters tall and is supposed to be the…

Habarovskaa duhovnaa seminaria

A higher education institution of the Russian Orthodox Church dedicated to training clergy for the Far East region, located near the Transfiguration Cathedral.

Centralnaa cerkov evangelskih hristian-baptistov

A place of worship for the city's Evangelical Christian-Baptist community.

Cerkov hristian very evangelskoj "Blagodat"

An Evangelical Christian place of worship.

Kafedralnyj sobor

A Russian Orthodox cathedral situated in the city's central district.

Cerkov svatitela Innokentia

One of Khabarovsk's oldest churches, originally constructed in the 19th century and later restored.