Kaluzhskaya St., 5/3, Serpukhov 142200 Russia

Serpukhov Vysotsky monastery was founded in 1374 by St. Sergius of Radonezh at the request of Serpukhov specific Prince Vladimir the Brave. The monastery served as an important spiritual center of medieval Russia and a powerful fortress at the southern turn of the Moscow Principality. The fate of the Holy monastery is closely connected with the fate of Russia - it was besieged and ravaged by enemies, also there were times of prosperity and desolation. At the beginning of the twentieth century, due to contemporaries' opinions, Vysotsky monastery was one of the most comfortable abodes of the Fatherland. With the advent of Soviet power in 1918 of the monastery went under the provincial concentration camp. In 1928 Vysotsky monastery was finally closed. For decades, the ancient and once glorious abode was dilapidated and destroyed. In 1991 Vysotsky monastery was returned to the Orthodox Church, the revival of the ancient monastery began again.

Chehova ul., d. 87, Serpukhov 142206 Russia

Oktyabrskaya St., 40, Serpukhov 142210 Russia

Krasnaya Gorka St., Serpukhov Russia

Kaluzhskaya St., 26/12, Serpukhov Russia

Moskovskoye Hwy., 55/1, Serpukhov 142204 Russia

Krasnaya Gorka St., Serpukhov Russia

Rabfakovskiy Proezd, 2, Serpukhov 142200 Russia

Moskovskoye hwy, 55, Serpukhov 142204 Russia

Sovetskaya St., 85, Serpukhov Russia

Lenina Sq., Serpukhov Russia

Serpukhov 142006 Russia

Krasnaya Gorka, Serpukhov Russia

ul. Chekhova d. 58-27, Serpukhov 142201 Russia

Lunacharskogo St., 74, Serpukhov Russia