National Theatre of Karelia
Founded in 1932, Petrozavodsk's National Theatre of Karelia is Russia's only Finnish-language theatre and a key stage for…
Founded in 1932, Petrozavodsk's National Theatre of Karelia is Russia's only Finnish-language theatre and a key stage for…
Moscow's last great tent-roofed church, built in 1649, whose radical design so shocked Patriarch Nikon that he banned…
Founded in 1919 and renamed for poet Nikolay Nekrasov, this Moscow library has moved twice, survived wartime service,…
A 12th-century Orthodox church near Novgorod renowned for its pre-Mongol frescoes, destroyed in World War II, and reconstructed…
A Baroque Protestant church that once towered over Königsberg's Neurossgarten suburb, destroyed in 1944–45 and demolished by Soviet…
An ensemble of wooden and modernist architecture in downtown Nizhny Novgorod, spanning from 1806 to 1903 and designated…
A Schinkel-designed 19th-century replacement for Königsberg's medieval Altstadt Church, destroyed in WWII and dismantled by 1959; only its…
Built 1857–1862 by Andrei Stackenschneider for Grand Duke Michael Nikolaevich, this Rococo-Baroque palace on Palace Embankment now houses…
Moscow's Soviet-modernist Tretyakov annex on Krymsky Val houses 20th- and 21st-century Russian art, from avant-garde masters to Costakis's…
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