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Peter en Paul Cathedral St. Petersburg
This cathedral (1712-1733) was heavily damaged during the Siege of Leningrad. Almost all Russian emperors and empresses are entombed here.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Arjo Eijgelsheim
Nearby
Museum
- Military-historical Museum of Artillery - St. Petersburg
- Museum Ship RUS "Aurora" - St. Petersburg
- Museum of the Defence and Siege of Leningrad - St. Petersburg
Point of interest
- Russian Mural Painting Nevskiy prospekt (St. Petersburg) - St. Petersburg
- Bolshoy Dom (The Big House) - St. Petersburg
- War Damage St. Isaak Cathedral - St. Petersburg
Monument
- Memorial Defenders Hanko Peninsula - St. Petersburg
- Plaque "Gorelectrotrans" Electric Substation - St. Petersburg
- Memorial Smolyachkov Smolyachkov - St. Petersburg
Cemetery
- Mass Grave Proffesors of Fine Art - St. Petersburg
- Soviet War Graves "Decembrists Island" Cemetery - St. Petersburg
- Cemetery of Honour Serafimov - St. Petersburg
Fortification
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