St. Elijah's Church
St. Elijah's Church is a wooden Orthodox church built in 1861. When the church reopened after decades of closure under the Soviet regime, a belfry portal, completed by an onion-shaped dome, was erected.
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Great Synagogue, Slonim
The Great Synagogue or simply known as the Slonim Synagogue is a 17th century former synagogue building in a baroque style. It was erected in 1642 as part of the town’s fortification system. In 1881 the synagogue was heavily damaged by a fire. It is now the subject of a restoration project under the Foundation for Jewish Heritage.
Beit Midrash in Slonim
The Beit Midrash in Slonim is an Ashkenazi synagogue probably built around 1881. This Historicist brick synagogue has been transformed into a shop.
Church of St. Michael
The Orthodox Church of St. Michael was built in the 19th century. It is a temple with three naves with an apse and an adjoining bell tower. The main volume and the rectangular apse are covered with a gable roof. The lower extension of the apse (sacristy) is covered with a separate pitched roof.
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