Romanov's Church at Livadia Palace Framed by Trees in a Foggy Day

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«Romanov's Church at Livadia Palace Framed by Trees in a Foggy Day»

View from Livadia park on the home church of Romanov’s family with a small old style belfry at the side of their palace, the royal summer residence in Crimea, framed by trees in a foggy spring day. The Christian Orthodox Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross was constructed in 1864-66 by the project of Russian architect Ippolit Monighetti and connected with Livadia Palace.

Photo #084 taken on May 05, 2017

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Date: May 5, 2017 05:02:00 am EDT
File name: ALP-2017-0505-084-Romanovs-Church-at-Livadia-Palace-Framed-by-Trees-in-Fog-Crimea.jpg
Tags: churches , Russia , Spring , cathedrals , Religion , Orthodox Churches , Crimea , Framed by Trees , Livadia , Holy Cross Church , Romanov's Church , home church , Livadia Palace , residence , Fog , palaces , foggy day

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