It is the main historical pearl of Zaslaval and is visible from any point.
It stands on a hillfort where there used to be a fortress .
Huge elevations are visible to strengthen the fortress, but now only a small part of the gate remains.
The church has been preserved in excellent condition since those times.
Before becoming an Orthodox church, this monument, erected in 1577 on the territory of the Zaslavsky Castle, managed to serve as a Calvinist assembly, a church and a Uniate church.
With the advent of the Stalin era, a new stage in the history of the church began: a flour warehouse was opened on its territory, and later a Museum of Crafts and Folk Crafts. It was only in the 1990s that divine services began again in the Church of the Transfiguration of the Savior.
a wonderful place with an interesting history. very nice people both in the church and in Zaslavl itself, every believer should visit this wonderful place.