The Holy Resurrection Cathedral is the largest church in the city of Brest, and is an example of the Russian reactionary style of architecture, which today is rarely seen in buildings. The church consists of three floors with small corridors for secret military purposes followed at the time, and includes many ornate domes, columns, capitals, and even bell towers that extend in the outer courtyard of the church. Today the church itself has become a distinctive landmark of the city, and tourists from all over the world come to see it.