Church buildings regularly have gold details. Often the clocks are gilded.
And the steeple tops reflect the sunlight in glorious gold.
But the Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Elizabeth in Wiesbaden is by far the most golden church I have ever seen:
A gold church and gold details on churches for Life in Colour in September
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Great clocks and steeples, but yes that last church is absolutely stunning.
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A fine collection. That church in Wiesbaden is extraordinary!
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It’s something, isn’t it? Russian-orthodox seem to like shiny, particularly gold. When the Olympics were in Munich the building were far out of the city and the little chapel of Russian-orthodox hermit was discovered. He had lined the complete room with silver chocolate tinfoil. They left it intact and it built around it.
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What a charming story!
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Yes, it made quite the headlines in the day. I saw the chapel in 1978 when we were on our final year school trip. (Ooops, I think I dated myself now.)
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