St. Petersberg in russia is a must go visit if you are to visit russia. This city holds so much of history and you can learn so much history of Russia here. There are many historical sites and building and statue as well as art gallery. You will enjoy the city as much as I do. #merrychristmas #merrychristmas

Sunshine and Thoughts in St. Petersburg

Arrived in St. Petersburg. Three days of sunshine, despite what they said about constant rain here. I seem to have brought good weather with me. It's incredibly beautiful! My camera comes out automatically at every intersection; I can't help it. For some reason, thoughts flow freely here, unlike in Moscow, where everything is rushed. I think that's why people in St. Petersburg are dreamers, and in Moscow, they're always in a hurry. The city does influence your lifestyle, doesn't it? Where are you from? Where would you like to live? Tell me a bit about yourself :)

Russia - St. Petersburg Experience the beauty of architecture.

🌟Highlight features: "The Winter Palace" is one of the four largest museums in the world, with countless works of art inside! Winter Palace. Kazan Cathedral, with daily worship and a solemn interior! The city center is just outside the cathedral, and the night view is beautiful! Kazan Cathedral St. Isaac's Cathedral offers a panoramic view of the beautiful city of St. Petersburg (see picture 5) from its dome! St. Isaac's Cathedral ps: tickets can be purchased online and offline. 🧳Preparation before the trip: In St. Petersburg, there is a lot of snow and rain, so it is recommended to wear less light-colored outerwear, as it is easy to get dirty! ⏳Playtime: Recommended to visit in summer, there will be more beautiful scenery compared to winter, and the bridges in St. Petersburg will also be open at night in summer, but not in winter! (Pic 6) You can visit many places in about 7 days! 📝Attention tips: If you can't get used to Russian cuisine, there are also Chinese restaurants (hot pot, stir-fry, etc.) in St. Petersburg. There are relatively more Chinese restaurants on Vasily Island!

This cathedral truly resembles St Peter’s in Vatican City. Loved walking outside and although the inside is somewhat dark, there are tons of special little corners and worth checking out. Entry is free. I would suggest you visit it and see it for yourself. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

The semi-circular Kazan Cathedral, with a church dome behind the colonnade, a fountain in the square in front of the church, and two memorial statues of the Russian commander. Into the dark church where you can visit for free, take off your hat and can't take pictures. Here you can feel the sacredness of religion. Just a lot of people prayed that day, especially piously standing together to sing hymns, the hymns sang in the mouth of the believers kept echoing inside the church, the sense of sacredness was awe-inspiring. There is a river next to the Kazan Cathedral. Walk along the river to the opposite street and see the Cathedral of the Savior on Spilled Blood. [opening time] open year 10

Irkutsk Kazan Cathedral is located in the urban area and is the only Orthodox church in Irkutsk. It is the most beautiful in Irkutsk and even in Siberia. church. has a typical Byzantine style, a thick red faade, a blue onion-like dome, shining in the bright sunshine of Siberia, Like a castle in a fairy tale, it has a great visual impact. The exhibition here is dominated by murals and portraits, and the statue is not visible. Around 16 pm, local believers will pray here and pray. It is regarded as the protector of the Russian people. The seemingly spectacular church, tickets are free. Time to go Monday to Friday 08

Kazan Cathedral, located on Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg, is the largest church in St. Petersburg. It was built in 1801 and is still in use today. This church was built to store the Russian Orthodox sacred object, The Madonna of Kazan. The tomb of General Kutuzov is also in the church. The church is based on the ancient St. Peter's Church. It has been built over 10 years and is characterized by a 94-circular semicircular cloister. The reason why the "Kazan Madonna" is enshrined is because the Kazan Madonian was said to have appeared during the Russian-French war. Marshal Kutuzov prayed before the anti-attack to the Virgin of Kazan. The Madonna dreams that Kutuzov will have never had a cold current. This cold current caused the Napoleon Bonaparte army to flee and die halfway, and all No fighting power, making Kutuzov a success. In 1813, the Russian military commander Kutuzov, who had defeated the French army by the Virgin Mary, was buried in the church. The flag and helmet captured by the French army from the French army smashed the general's heroic achievements.