On the banks of the Oka there is a charming Nikolo-Naberezhnaya church built in 1700-1717. in the style of the Petrine Baroque. The people call it Nikola Mokryj: in the spring, during the Oka flood, water often comes to the very walls of it. At the foot of the church there is the Nikolsky spring, considered to be healing.

In the Nikolo-Quay of the church there were earlier images of twelve sibyls, foretold by the famous Murom iconographer Alexander Kazantsev, who predicted the birth of Jesus. In addition, the relics of Iulinary Lazarevskaya are stored here, and the chapel of Our Lady of Life-giving source is located nearby.

Address: Murom, ul. Chuloshnikova, 27.