The temple of the Holy Martyr Tatiana in Vladivostok is one of the iconic sights of the city. Small, but very cozy chapel is located in the square between streets Sibirtsev and Pushkin, not far from the funicular station, near the main entrance to the former "a" building of the far Eastern state technical University (FESTU).

Chapel-the Church of Saint Tatiana was built in 2000 for the Construction of the temple was performed by a team of architects and students who studied at the Architectural Institute of FESTU. Supervised the construction work Professor V. Maura. The temple of the Holy Martyr Tatiana entered the complex, which includes a chapel, a bell tower and a monument to students killed during the great Patriotic war.

In 2002, from the Pskov-Pechora monastery in the temple was brought the relics of Saint Martyr Tatiana (Tatiana), which decided to put in the frame of the icon.

According to the initial project, the chapel was designed without the chancel, resulting in the Church-the chapel was not made communion and wedding, and was baptized, prayers and memorial. This situation could be remedied only by the erection of the altar. In 2003 began the extension of the altar, which lasted less than a year. The new extension very harmoniously fit into the architectural design of V. Maura. In 2004, Tatiana's day, in the Church-chapel was held the first divine Liturgy.

The main visitors of the temple of the Holy Martyr Tatiana are students and teachers.