Fountain of Voronikhin Garden

The Fountain of Voronikhin Garden is a water feature in the center of a small garden space next to the Kazan Cathedral on Nevsky Prospekt in Saint Petersburg. It is framed by granite columns and marble elements that belong to the classical style of the cathedral complex.

The fountain was installed in 1809 during the construction of the Kazan Cathedral, an architectural project led by Andrei Voronikhin from 1801 to 1811. Its installation was part of the overall design of the cathedral garden during the early neoclassical period in Russia.

The fountain sits within a garden space that forms part of the Kazan Cathedral ensemble and offers visitors a quiet spot to rest. The design with granite columns and marble elements reflects the classical architecture of the cathedral complex and creates a harmonious setting.

The fountain sits directly on Nevsky Prospekt and offers a pleasant rest area with benches and shade trees, especially during warmer months. Visitors can reach it easily on foot from the main street and can relax here while exploring the cathedral surroundings.

The fountain remains one of few preserved examples of early 19th-century Russian garden architecture integrated within an Orthodox cathedral complex. This blend of functional water feature and classical aesthetics makes it an unusual testament to Saint Petersburg's architectural history.