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Church of the Protection of the Mother of God, Samarkand
A working Orthodox church in the Russian part of Samarkand, built of fired brick with a tall bell tower; closed in 1930 and reopened in 1998.
Samarkand · Alisher Navoiy shoh ko'chasi, 24
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A working Orthodox church in the Russian part of Samarkand, built of fired brick with a tall bell tower; closed in 1930 and reopened in 1998.
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A working Russian Orthodox church in Samarkand, set in a converted L-shaped brick house with an iconostasis and old church furnishings.
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A 19th-century shrine in west Samarkand over the grave of a scholar who died in 1511, one of the city's few Shia shrines, visited by Sunnis too.
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The late 19th-century house of the merchant Dmitry Filatov, who founded Samarkand's winery in 1868; it now holds a wine museum and tasting room.
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