In the capital, there are about 500 churches belonging to various religious denominations. Finding the right one among them is quite simple, you just need to know the full name of the temple that you are looking for.
Instructions
Step 1
You can find the required temple using the electronic directory "DublGis". In the search bar, enter the full name of the building you are looking for, and the system will give you the coordinates of its location. In addition, with the help of the program, you can pave your way to the temple from anywhere in Moscow and get possible travel options. This program is freely available and can be downloaded from the 2GIS website.
Step 2
To find out where the temple you are looking for is located, use the telephone information service. To do this, while in Moscow, dial 09 from any local phone. Usually, such information is not closed for access, so you should be provided with it free of charge. If for some reason you were unable to obtain information, you can use the services of a paid inquiry by calling 059.
Step 3
Especially for the guests of the capital, Moscow publishing houses publish city guides, which reflect information about all the sights existing in the city. It is possible that the temple you are looking for is one of them, so it doesn't hurt to get a guide like this. You can buy a pocket atlas of the capital at a reasonable price at any railway station, bus station or airport.
Step 4
A fairly large amount of reference information about Moscow churches can be found on the Internet. Type in any search engine the phrase "addresses of Moscow churches" and select the most informative from the proposed number of links. If this does not help, try to find portals dedicated to the tourism industry, this is where the data you are interested in is posted. In particular, the GUID portal offers its visitors a complete list of all currently existing attractions of large cities of Russia, including the capital. Select the Moscow region on the website and familiarize yourself with the presented churches.
