The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is Russia's largest Catholic church, built in neo-Gothic style. The majestic red brick building rises in central Moscow, serving as the spiritual center for Catholics across the country.

History

The cathedral was built in 1901-1911. The building follows English Gothic traditions with pointed arches, tall stained-glass windows, and sharp spires. The main facade has a large rose window.

Organ

The cathedral houses one of Russia's largest organs by Swiss firm Kuhn with 74 stops and over 5,000 pipes. Regular organ concerts attract classical music lovers....