The Alexander Nevsky Chapel in Chita is a significant Orthodox Christian site situated on Titovskaya Sopka hill. The chapel was constructed and consecrated in 2001, dedicated to the revered Russian saint and historical figure, Prince Alexander Nevsky. The location holds considerable historical importance, as Titovskaya Sopka is the site of a former cemetery where many Decembrists, the participants in the 1825 uprising against Tsar Nicholas I, were buried after their exile to the region. The chapel serves as a memorial, honoring their memory and the broader historical legacy of the area. It functions as an active place of worship for the local Orthodox community and has become a notable landmark for visitors interested in the cultural and historical heritage of Chita and the Transbaikal region. The chapel's establishment is part of a broader movement in post-Soviet Russia to restore and commemorate religious and historical sites that were lost or neglected during the Soviet era.