See the Church of Saint Anthony of Padua

The brick Church of Saint Anthony of Padua was consecrated in 1912. After its Soviet-era closure, the building served agricultural and industrial uses; a fire and later alterations destroyed the roof, floors and much of the original appearance. The surviving walls, pointed openings and tower still reveal the church's Neo-Gothic composition.

The church remains partly ruined, so plan only a safe exterior view. Do not cross barriers, climb scaffolding or enter the unsafe structure. Conditions and access may change during conservation work, so follow restrictions posted at the site.