In Russia - Kaljazin

Belfry St. Nicholas Cathedral (flooded belfry) - a monument of history and architecture on an artificial island of Uglich Reservoir near the town of Kalyazin.

The bell tower was built in 1800 at St. Nicholas Cathedral of the former Nicholas-Zhabenskogo monastery in the classical style, had 5 tiers, with the head of the dome and spire [1]. St. Nicholas Cathedral was built in 1694 on the site burned in the Mongol-Tatar invasion. Kolkolnya (height 74,5 m) built up over 6 years. She had 12 bells. The largest bell cast in 1038 tons in 1895 on money monastery in honor of his accession to the throne of Nicholas II. In the 30-ies. XX century, the bell would equip the parachute tower. When creating the old part of the Uglich Reservoir Kalyazin was flooded, the cathedral was demolished, and the tower was partially under water. Later, around the bell tower was created an artificial island with a pier for boats . May 22, 2007 in the belfry was Divine Liturgy.

Currently flooded tower has become a landmark of the city and attracts many tourists.