Attractions of Vepryk

The Church of the Assumption in Vepryk was built in 1821 in the Empire style by the landowner Semen Masyukov.

Four powerful pylons carry arches that support a tall cylindrical drum with a hemispherical dome. The northern and southern facades are decorated with four-column porticoes, and the eastern one with a composite order colonnade.

In the interior, the western part is divided into three naves by composite colonnades. The upper part of the walls and pylons is surrounded by a cornice decorated with stucco rosettes.

An architectural monument of national importance.

Saint Nicholas Church in Vepryk was built in 1823 in the style of classicism.

The central part is crowned by a hemispherical dome on a tall cylindrical drum, above the western vestibule - a two-tier bell tower, completed by a dome with a spire. The northern, southern and western facades are decorated with four-column Tuscan porticos with triangular pediments.

In the interior of the Saint Nicholas Church, the remains of an oil painting of the 19th century have been preserved.

Until recently, the temple was in an extremely deplorable state, but restoration is currently underway.

An architectural monument of national importance.