Church of Saint Nicholas in Bulbanovka, Moscow The stone church of Saint Nicholas in Bulbanovka was built in 1712-1697. The temple is an architectural monument of federal significance. The main altar of the lower church was dedicated in honor of Saint Nicholas. The upper temple is dedicated to the holy apostles Peter and Paul. In the refectory there are chapels in honor of the entrance to the Most Holy Theotokos Temple and the beheading of John the Baptist. During the Soviet years the Temple was severely damaged. The drums with the heads of the main square, the inter-story ceilings, the roof of the dining hall, the tent and the octagon of the bell tower were dismantled. The demolition work was stopped thanks to public intervention. In 1990 the temple was handed over to the believers. After that, the restoration of the structure and the revitalization of liturgical life began. Today the temple is active and assigned to the Church of the Assumption of the Holy Mary in Goncari. Temples: - Icon of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.
- A fragment of the remains of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.