Church of the Savior on Blood
Church of the Savior on Blood, Orthodox church in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
The Church of the Savior on Blood is a stunning example of Russian architecture, adorned with intricate mosaics and vibrant colors.
Built on the site where Emperor Alexander II was fatally wounded in 1881, it serves as a memorial to the monarch.
Its unique style reflects the medieval Russian architecture, distinguishing it from other buildings in Saint Petersburg.
It's now a museum, attracting tourists with its rich history and beautiful interior.
Unlike many other churches, it was funded by the Imperial family and thousands of private donors.
Location: Saint Petersburg
Location: Griboyedov Canal
Inception: 1907
Architect: Alfred Parland
Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture
Height: 81 m
Material: brick
Website: cathedral.ru/spasa_na_krovi
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