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Nilov Monastery, Stolobny Island in Lake Seliger, Tver region, Russia.

Nilov Monastery, Stolobny Island in Lake Seliger, Tver region, Russia.

Nilov Monastery is situated on Stolobny Island in Lake Seliger.

Nilov Monastery is situated on Stolobny Island in Lake Seliger.

View from the bell tower towards the Gate Church of the St. Apostles Peter and Paul in the Nilov Monastery, Russia.

View from the bell tower towards the Gate Church of the St. Apostles Peter and Paul in the Nilov Monastery, Russia.

The Nilo-Stolobensky Monastery, Tver Region, Russia

The Nilo-Stolobensky Monastery, Tver Region, Russia

The Nilo-Stolobensky Monastery, Tver Region, Russia

The Nilo-Stolobensky Monastery, Tver Region, Russia

Against the sky, an Orthodox cross

Against the sky, an Orthodox cross

Orthodox golden cross on the dome of the Epiphany Cathedral

Orthodox golden cross on the dome of the Epiphany Cathedral

Ostashkov, Russia, January, 07, 2020. Museum of Monastery of Nilo-Stolobenskaya Nilov hermitage inside

Ostashkov, Russia, January, 07, 2020. Museum of Monastery of Nilo-Stolobenskaya Nilov hermitage inside

Epiphany Cathedral in Nilov Monastery on the lake Seliger, Tver region.

The island Stolobny on the lake Seliger is the home of Nilov Monastery, which was founded by Saint Nilus in 1594. Most of the buildings of the monastery were built in the 18th and 19th Centuries in a neoclassical style. Today the monastery complex remains one of the most impressive ensembles of Neoclassical architecture in Eastern Europe. Some of its churches date back to the 17th century. A graceful embankment was completed by 1812, and a large cathedral was built in 1821-25. The construction of the causeway to the island was completed in 1812. The Nilov Monastery was one of the largest and wealthiest monasteries in the Russian Empire and welcomed up to 40,000 pilgrims each year. The island Stolobny on the lake Seliger is the home of Nilov Monastery, which was founded by Saint Nilus in 1594. Most of the buildings of the monastery were built in the 18th and 19th Centuries in a neoclassical style. Today the monastery complex remains one of the most impressive ensembles of Neoclassical architecture in Eastern Europe. Some of its churches date back to the 17th century. A graceful embankment was completed by 1812, and a large cathedral was built in 1821-25. The construction of the causeway to the island was completed in 1812. The Nilov Monastery was one of the largest and wealthiest monasteries in the Russian Empire and welcomed up to 40,000 pilgrims each year.

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