SAINT CATHERINE'S ARMENIAN CHURCH
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2024
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2024
Armenians were never very numerous in St. Petersburg, but they founded the Armenian Apostolic Church there, independent of the Russian Orthodox Church. St. Catherine's Church was built at the end of the 18th century. It is noteworthy for its baroque facade, its bright colours and its astonishing appearance set on the edge of the wide open spaces of the Nevsky perspective. It is one of the favourites of tourists who stop intrigued by this building with its rather un-religious appearance.
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Intérieur assez froid, loin de la richesse et de la chaleur de l'iconostase des églises orthodoxes.