 | Ravenna (Italy). Ex basilica of Saint (Aghia) Anastasia (to-day the basilica of Saint Spirit), built in 498 Theodoric the Great, the king of Goths |
 | Verona (Italy). Saint Anastasia basilica (XII-XIV cc), built on the place where at the end of V-th century Theodoric set up the first Saint Anastasia church in Italy |
 | Rome. Saint Anastasia basilica in the Palatino. Builded and amplied in IVc by Theodoric and rebuild in the XVIII c in baroque style. Before the church: Nicolas Gaverdovski and Nadia Lavrova with their Saint Anastasia icons |
 | Zadar. Basilica of St. Anastasia, XIII c. |
 | Villasanta, Milano, (Italy). Saint Anastasia church (XIXc), built near the place where in the end of V c. Theodoric founded the Saint Anastasia Sanctuary |
 | Saint Anastasia monastery in Chalkidyki (Greece), founded in 897, restored firstly in XVI c., then in XIX c. |
 | Sale San Giovanni (Cuneo province). Benedictine chapel of Saint Anastasia (1050). Here in the 1988 the Saint Anastasia project started with restoration of old frescoes |
 | Randazzo (Sicily). Ruins of Byzantine basilica of Saint Anastasia (IX c.) under the Etna vulcan. |
 | Tissi (Sardinia). Church of St. Anastasia (XII, XVII cc.) |
 | Sardara (Sardinia). Church of St. Anastasia (XII? c.) |
 | Santa Severina di Crotone (Calabria). Cathedral of St. Anastasia (XIII-XVII c.) |
 | Matino (Puglie). Church of Saint Anastasia (XVIII c.) built on the place of ancient byzantine monastery of Santa Anastasia IXc. |
 | Beuern (Bavaria, Germany). Benediktbeuern Monastery, VIII c. Chapel of Saint Anastasia (1753). |
 | Kostroma (Russia). Cathedral of Saint Anastasia and Epiphany |
 | Uchma village on Volga River (Yaroslavl Region). The Church of Saint Anastasia built by Saint Anastasia Committee on the place of the monastery of “Saint Cassian the Greek” in 1994 |
 | Magliano Alfieri (Cuneo province). Saint Anastasia orthodox chapel and the Reconciliation (1997) constructed by Saint Anastasia Committee in Mishkin on Volga River, then transported and erected in Italy |
 | Calarasi (South Romania). Cathedral of Saint Anastasia completed and sanctified on September 8, 2006 |