The Virgin Mary Assumption Church in Pobeda

The Virgin Mary Assumption Church in Pobeda was built in 1898 red bricken. It's located in north-west of the village. In 1959, it was closed and used as a warehouse. Reconstruction of the church started in 1989, then a Sunday school was opened and a sacred spring was restored.

The church has a rectanle shape with three different-size exedrae. There is a stepped cylindrical tower above the main facade. Side facades are divided by five arcs. Whiten details of architecture setting contrast with the red background.