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.

How to Get There

Located on Malaya Gruzinskaya Street, 10 minutes from Krasnopresnenskaya metro. Combines with Patriarch Ponds or Moscow Zoo.