Religious Sites in St. Petersburg

Religious Sites in St. Petersburg

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Name Category Location
 
Alexander Nevsky Lavra
The word lavra in Russian is reserved for a monastery of the highest... 		Religious Sites Upper Nevsky Prospekt and Vladimirskaya (Lower Nevsky Prospekt)
 
Armenian Church
A fine example of the early-classical style, this blue-and-white... 		Religious Sites Upper Nevsky Prospekt and Vladimirskaya (Lower Nevsky Prospekt)
 
Church of St. Catherine
Built between 1763 and 1783 by Vallin de la Mothe and Antonio... 		Religious Sites Upper Nevsky Prospekt and Vladimirskaya (Lower Nevsky Prospekt)
 
Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood
The highly ornate, old-Russian style of this colorful church... 		Religious Sites From the Square of the Arts to the Field of Mars
 
Kazan Cathedral
After a visit to Rome, Tsar Paul I (1754-1801) commissioned this... 		Religious Sites Upper Nevsky Prospekt and Vladimirskaya (Lower Nevsky Prospekt)
 
Lutheran Church
Designed by Alexander Bryullov in 1833 to replace an older church... 		Religious Sites Upper Nevsky Prospekt and Vladimirskaya (Lower Nevsky Prospekt)
 
Mosque
Built between 1910 and 1914 to serve St. Petersburg's Muslim... 		Religious Sites The Petrograd Side
 
Smolnyi
Confusion abounds when you mention the Smolny, for you can mean... 		Religious Sites Upper Nevsky Prospekt and Vladimirskaya (Lower Nevsky Prospekt)
 
St. Isaac's Cathedral
Of the grandest proportions, St. Isaac's is the world's third-largest... 		Religious Sites The Admiralteisky and Vasilievsky Island
 
St. Nicholas Cathedral
This turquoise-and-white extravaganza of a Russian baroque cathedral... 		Religious Sites The Admiralteisky and Vasilievsky Island
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