Famous Buildings in St Petersburg Russia

Known for its historic buildings, St. Petersburg is home to a variety of structures showcasing Russian architecture. From towering spires and domes, rustic cabins and cathedrals, many of the buildings are well-preserved and open to the public.
  1. St. Isaac's Cathedral

    • Auguste Montferrand built St. Isaac's Cathedral for the Russian Empire. It took forty years to complete construction.

    The Admiralty

    • One of the first buildings in St. Petersburg, The Admiralty was used to build ships, and later reconstructed as a demonstration of Russian Empire architecture.

    The Menshikov Palace

    • The Menshikov Palace was built for Governor General, Alexander Menshikov. The Palace now hosts 19th century Russian artifacts.

    The Cabin of Peter the Great

    • The first home in St. Petersburg, the Cabin was home to Peter the Great from 1703 to 1708. Over three hundred years old, the Cabin is now a museum.

    The Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood

    • The Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood was built at the site of Emperor Alexander II's assassination.

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