St. Isaac's Cathedral

Saint Isaac's Cathedral or Isaakievskiy Sobor is a large architectural landmark cathedral that currently functions as a museum with occasional church services in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It is dedicated to Saint Isaac of Dalmatia, a patron saint of Peter the Great, who had been born on the feast day of that saint. definitely recommend!

The cathedral of St. Issa in Russia is also very well known in the local area, the overall building is very magnificent, and the building is also the largest in Russia. The cathedral was built for nearly 40 years at the time.

The ticket gate on the left of St. Isaac's Cathedral is the entrance to the interior, and the ticket gate on the right is the entrance to the stairs to the top. . ..St Isaacs Square, 4, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia1900001114 You like to overlook the entire city, St. Isaac's Cathedral must not be missed! The passage is 43 meters high and has a total of 626 steps. Since the buildings in the historic city of St. Petersburg are very short, standing on the top of St. Isaac's Cathedral about 102 meters high can see the whole city. The experience is particularly good. The blood-dropping Savior Church is located in Gribauer not far from Neva Street. Next to the Tove Canal, the church has a colorful onion head, beautiful outline and decoration. It can be said that the Church of St. Petersburg's blood dripping church is a model of the mutual integration and penetration of religion and art.

Buying at the door is half cheaper, and no one is queuing up.

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Be sure to go in and see, the appearance is majestic, the interior is breathtaking, gold, reliefs, marble, ore, colorful. The interior can be photographed, always leaning back on the neck, while walking, watching and shooting, don't forget to go to the side door to the 2 commemorative coin self-sale machine, 100 rupees, two patterns, we chose the one with the panoramic view of the church (see picture, front and back)

When I saw it in Isaac Square, I felt very shocked. When the guide in the tourist car introduced it, there was a deep memory. It said that due to the cold winter in St. Petersburg, the river freezes and construction materials cannot be transported, resulting in the cathedral being built for 40 years before it was built. And the church was built in a marshland, and the light reinforcement of the foundation is a vast project. Not to mention the difficulty of the 6 pieces weighing 114 tons each, shipped from the far Gulf of Finland. The church is decorated with a large number of rare colored stone materials, colored marble, peacock stone, blue gold stone, etc., and there are golden interiors, in short, it is spectacular and luxurious.

Run up a long staircase and take a few photos