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- en.wikipedia.org Trinity Cathedral, Saint PetersburgThe Trinity Cathedral, sometimes called the Troitsky Cathedral, in Saint Petersburg, Russia, is a formerly Russian Imperial Army Izmaylovskiy regiment Russian Orthodox...
- tripadvisor.com Things to Do in St. Petersburg Trinity CathedralAnyway, being situated a couple of blocks away from Fontanka river (one of the main destinations in St. Petersburg) the Trinity Cathedral is worth visiting!
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- religionmystic.com ReligionTrinity Cathedral in Saint Petersburg. Trinity Cathedral in Saint Petersburg. Today this cathedral, which gave the square its name, does not exist.
- http://saint-petersburg.com cathedrals/trinity-cathedral/Saint-Petersburg.com. ... The enormous Classical dome of Trinity Cathedral is located just south from the gleaming Baroque cupolas of St. Nicholas' Cathedral.
- ermakvagus.com Europe/Russia/Saint Petersburg/…Flood of 1824 damaged it beyond repair and a new Russian Emperor Nicholas I ordered the construction of a new Trinity Izmailovsky Cathedral between 1828...
- http://zvezdatravel.com en-US/Attracts/83/The-Trinity-…The Trinity Cathedral - Saint Petersburg. It was part of an old Russian military tradition that each regiment that was part of the royal guard has its regimental...
- discoverwalks.com blog/russia/top-10-interesting-…Trinity Cathedral in Saint Petersburg is the architectural monument of classism. ... Here are the top 10 outstanding facts about Trinity cathedral, saint Petersburg.
- visitrussia.com citiesguide/spb/places/trinity_…The Trinity Cathedral is included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites as a part of the historical center of St. Petersburg. ... Saint Petersburg.
- tostpost.com spiritual-development/26515-…Trinity Cathedral Trinity Cathedral in Saint Petersburg was restored once again by order of the Emperor-reformer Alexander II.