Built in 1913 at the very end of tsarist rule within the city as part of the 300th anniversary celebrations of the Romanov Dynasty, this rather absurd-looking Russian Orthodox church is famed hereabouts for its garish green domes. On closer inspection, the church, which supposedly incorporates elements of both the Rostov and Suzdal styles, is a beautiful design, as early postcards showing the original dome designs attest. The interior is relatively plain, and only really recommended for serious enthusiasts.  

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• Giedrius 08 April 2012
  Lithuanians hate Russians and their churches so this one is realy absurd-looking.
• Yelena 17 June 2010
  I really don"t agree that it is "absurd-looking".