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- St. Sophia CathedralSt. Sophia Cathedral (Greek: Holy Wisdom) located in the Kremlin of the Russian city of Novgorod the Great (Russian: Вели́кий Но́вгород - Velikiy Novgorod) is the oldest Orthodox church building in Russia. The cathedral was constructed between 1045 and 1052.orthodoxwiki.org/St._Sophia_Cathedral_(Novgorod)
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