Visiting the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg was a profound experience that left me in awe of its grandeur and significance. The majestic facade, adorned with intricate details and towering columns, commands attention from every angle. Stepping inside, I was greeted by a sense of tranquility and reverence, as sunlight filtered through the magnificent dome overhead. The cathedral's rich history and religious significance added depth to my visit, making it a truly memorable and contemplative moment. Whether admiring its architectural splendor or seeking solace in its sacred atmosphere, the Kazan Cathedral is a must-see destination for anyone exploring St. Petersburg's cultural heritage.

The Kazan Cathedral was designed by Russian architect Huronihin and began its foundation laying ceremony in August 1801, and was completed in 1811 with the Basilica of St. Peter in Rome, which was originally completed for 10 years. The floor plan of the building is cross-shaped above the middle is a cylindrical penthouse, and the top is a straight dome. The semi-circle colonnade consists of 94 columns facing the main street and surrounding the square, with the monument of the Russian commander Kutuzov and the Russian Field Marshal in front of the laurel corridor, and the tomb of Kutuzov and the victory of the defeat of Napoleon in 1812. Not far from the church was General Kutuzov's tomb, which was topped with loot from the French army's hands - the flag and the helmet. Between the flags is a painting that reflects the image of the Virgin of Kazan, which protects Moscow from the ins and outs of the Lithuanian-Polish invasion. In front of the Kazan Church is a square with many young people for leisure and entertainment, and the semicircular corridors are Marshal Kutuzov and Barclays at both ends of the statue of Tori seem to have been staring at the square. The ashes of the famous Russian marshal Kutuzov were buried in the church of Kazan, and the city flag and keys of Kutuzov were hung on both sides of the tombstone, and the statue of Kutuzov carved by the famous sculptor Agnov in front of the church. Next to him is a sculpture of his contemporaneous marshal, Buck Laidtory.

It was amazing to be able to see such a wonderful cathedral for free!! The size inside is also square!!

Kazan Cathedral is a beautiful cathedral in the city center of Saint Petersburg. It is dated back to the beginning of the 19th century. It is a working church where people go to pray and attend Sunday service.

It's a must-visit destination in St. Petersburg, Kazan Cathedral, but it's good because there's no entrance fee here. ㅎㅎ.