Cathedral of St. Simeon
Свято-Симеоновский собор
Brest's main Orthodox cathedral, built in 19th-century Russo-Byzantine style, with striking green onion domes and golden crosses.
The cathedral was built in 1865 and stayed open through World War II and the Soviet period. Its interior features an ornate iconostasis and relics of St. Simeon. It stands at the intersection of Sovetskaya Street and Masherov Avenue and is within walking distance. Visitors must dress modestly to enter, and women are advised to bring a headscarf. Choral singing can be heard during Sunday morning services. Please keep quiet during your visit and avoid using flash photography.
Opening hours
About 07:00–20:00
Nearby sights
- Museum of Rescued Art Treasures
- Sovetskaya Street
- Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
- St. Nicholas Brotherhood Church
- Museum of Railway Technology
- Brest Fortress Memorial Complex
- Berestye Archaeological Museum
- Kamyanets Tower