Russian Orthodox Church of Christ the Saviour, Sanremo
Храм Христа Спасителя в Сан-Ремо
The committee for building a church for the resort's Russian colony was approved in 1912; the site was provided by Count Giuseppe Tallevici. The initial design was by Alexey Shchusev and the final one by the local engineers Pietro Agosti and Franco Tornatore. The foundation stone was laid on 9 December 1912 and the church was consecrated on 23 December 1913. According to Italy's national heritage catalogue, the building is owned by a non-Catholic religious body.
Комитет по строительству храма для русской колонии курорта утверждён в 1912 году; участок предоставил граф Джузеппе Таллевичи. Первоначальный проект составил Алексей Щусев, окончательный — местные инженеры Пьетро Агости и Франко Торнаторе. Закладка состоялась 9 декабря 1912 года, освящение — 23 декабря 1913 года. По государственному каталогу культурного наследия Италии, здание принадлежит некатолической религиозной организации.
Property abroad
EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerRussian Orthodox parish of Sanremo (a non-Catholic religious body according to the catalogue)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1913
StatusIn use
As of2026-09
According to Italy's national heritage catalogue, the building is owned by a non-Catholic religious body and is used as a church.
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Sources
- Chiesa Ortodossa Russa — Sanremo Storia
- Chiesa Russa Ortodossa Cristo Salvatore, Sanremo — Catalogo generale dei Beni Culturali
- Chiesa di Cristo Salvatore — Wikipedia (итал.)
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