Anichkov Palace
A Baroque palace for Empress Elizabeth, later home to Alexander III and Nicholas II, standing where Nevsky Avenue…
A Baroque palace for Empress Elizabeth, later home to Alexander III and Nicholas II, standing where Nevsky Avenue…
A Neoclassical Lutheran church in Saint Petersburg, built 1775–1779, later a Soviet cinema and nightclub, restored to worship…
An Art Nouveau mansion in Rostov-on-Don preserving the decorative elegance of early-twentieth-century Russian domestic architecture.
In 1987, a team of Soviet archaeologists arrived at a reservoir construction site in the southern Ural steppe…
Consecrated in 2013 and clad in Armenian tuff stone, this Moscow cathedral is the largest Armenian church outside…
A 14th-century Brick Gothic church near Kaliningrad once held over 200 medieval frescoes, now largely destroyed after a…
A 16th-century stone fortress on the Volga Delta, the Astrakhan Kremlin guarded Russia's Caspian frontier and now houses…
A Russian scientific institution founded in 1810, this Kazan University observatory was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage…
Founded in 1988 beside Perm's Kama Bridge, "U Mosta" built its reputation on Gogol's ghosts and now stages…
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