The monument was erected in 1993 on the territory of Castle Hill and is made of concrete covered with copper. 

Kirill Turovsky died in 1182, leaving a rich literary and architectural heritage. 

A monument in his honor was erected in 1994 in the oldest part of the city — on Castle Hill. The height of the monument is 7 m. Kirill appears as a wise old man in a black robe. A cross rises behind him. By the way, this cross is a copy of the "growing" crosses. The authors of the project were the sculptor M. Inkov and the architect N. Lukyanchik.