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Sergei Courtyard, Jerusalem
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Sergei Courtyard, Jerusalem
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Sergei Courtyard, Jerusalem
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Sergei Courtyard, Jerusalem
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Sergei Courtyard, Jerusalem

Сергиевское подворье в Иерусалиме
IsraelИерусалим1886–1890Public buildings
The hostel for pilgrims from Russia was built in 1886–1890 by the Imperial Orthodox Palestine Society with funds of its chairman, Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich; the architect was George Frangia. In 2008 the government of Israel decided to transfer the courtyard to the Russian Federation. After restoration the courtyard was reopened on 18 July 2017.
Подворье для приёма паломников из России построено в 1886–1890 годах Императорским православным палестинским обществом на средства его председателя великого князя Сергея Александровича; архитектор — Георгий Франгиа. В 2008 году правительство Израиля приняло решение о передаче подворья Российской Федерации. После реставрации подворье вновь открыто 18 июля 2017 года.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionPilgrim compound
Present ownerRussian Federation
Acquisitionbuilt, 1890
StatusIn use
As of2026-09
The transfer of the courtyard to the Russian Federation was finalised on 28 December 2008; after restoration it reopened on 18 July 2017.

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