Chechersk Transfiguration Church.

The Transfiguration Church was built in 1783 in the center of the town of Chechersk by order of Count Zachary Chernyshev, who sought to transform Chechersk into a flourishing model city. The church was built in the classical style. This is a stone two-tiered rotunda temple. In terms of construction, there is a circle with an inner diameter of 15 meters. The church is completed with a hemispherical dome on a stepped drum. An octagonal bell tower has been built above the main entrance, which is covered with a faceted dome. And from the eastern part, a rectangular altar apse adjoins the church. The main volume of the building is divided into tiers by a Doric entablature. The main room of the church is a single space. Wooden choirs have been built above the entrance to the hall. The interiors were decorated with colored murals.