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Title: Saint-Petersburg


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Saint-Petersburg
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Cathedrals
  • 1. The Smolny Cathedral
  • 2. The Church of the Savior on Split Blood
  • 3. The Peter and Paul Cathedral
  • 4. St. Isaacs Cathedral
  • 5. The Kazan Cathedral
  • 6. The Holy Trinity Alexander Nevsky Monastery

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The Smolny Cathedral
  • It was built in 1748-1764 by architect Rastrelli.
    It is a huge five-domed cathedral 85 metres high.
    It was built in style Rococo. Now the cathedral
    is used as a concert hall for choral church music
    and for exhibitions.

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The Church of the Savior on Split Blood
  • This church is situated not far from Nevsky
    Prospect on the Griboyedov Canal Embankment and
    next to the State Russian Museum.
  • It was built between 1883 and 1907 after the
    project of the frchitect Alfred Parland. This
    church was constructed on the place where the
    Emperor Alexander II was mortally wounded by a
    bomb.

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The Peter and Paul Cathedral
  • It is situated on the ground of the Peter and
    Paul Fortress and was built in 1733 by the
    Italian architect Domenico Trezzini. The
    cathedral is 122.5 metres high. It was built in
    the style of Peters baroque. The bell-tower is
    crowned with a gilded spire. A weather-vane in
    the form of an angel with a cross is on the top
    of the cathedral. All the Russian tsars beginning
    from Peter I were buried here.

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St. Isaacs Cathedral
  • The cathedral is situated not far from the Neva
    River on St. Isaacs Square.
  • St. Isaac was considered to be Peters I patron
    saint. Cathedral was built between 1818-1858 by
    the French architect Montferrand, who designed
    the project. The cathedral is 101.8 metres high.
    Its decorated with 112 granite monolithic
    columns, bronze sculptures, mosaics, paintings.

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The Kazan Cathedral
  • The cathedral was erected between 1801 and
    1811 by a Russian architect Andrei Voronikhin. It
    is situated in Nevsky Prospect. The cathedral
    contains trophies of the War of 1812 and served
    as a monument to victory over Napoleon. The
    colonnade of cathedral consists of 96 columns in
    4 rows. Each column is 12.37 metres high. Since
    1932 the cathedral has housed the museum of the
    History of Religion and Atheism. Now services are
    once again held in the cathedral.

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The Holy Trinity Alexander Nevsky Monastery
  • In 1710 Peter I ordered to build a monastery
    named in honour of the Saint Trinity and Saint
    Alexander Nevsky. Domenico Trezzini made the
    design of the first temple. Between 1776 and 1790
    on its place the new cathedral was erected after
    the design of the architect Ivan Starov. The Holy
    Trinity Cathedral was designed in the style of
    Russian classicism.

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Vocabulary
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  • Choral ???????
  • Exhibition ????????
  • Savior ?????????
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  • Embankment ??????????
  • Emperor ?????????
  • Mortally ??????????
  • To wound ??????

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Vocabulary
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  • Temple ????
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  • Trophy ??????
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