Nikolo-Bogoyavlenskiy Morskoy Sobor

圣尼古拉斯海军大教堂建于1903–1913年，是俄罗斯海军的主要教堂。 大教堂于1929年关闭，改建为电影院。教堂于2002年重新安装了十字架，并于2013年完全修复。

The church is really beautiful, Russia is an Orthodox country, the style of the church is different from the Catholic Christian church, the art of the building is very high, the decoration is gorgeous, and the believers are also very many.

Orthodox churches really poke me a little bit, for onion heads are very good, feel childish, combined with the golden roof, experience more, for a dozen roof churches, more no resistance.

The Naval Church of St. Nicholas, known locally as the Voyager Church, stands out in the jungle with golden baroque spires and domes that stand out in contrast to the mediocre residential and commercial buildings.

Starting at Tower Bridge in London, the blue building lost all resistance, and the Trinity Church in the town of Sergeyev in Moscow was also intoxicating, and I came to St. Petersburg, and the Naval Church of St. Nicholas once again refreshed me.

The Naval Church of St. Nicholas is the Russian Orthodox Cathedral, built in 1903 and 1913. It is the main church of the Russian Navy dedicated to all fallen seafarers. The cathedral was closed in 1929 and converted into a cinema, Senate (1939) and Naval Museum (1980). The Russian Orthodox Church reinstalled the cross on the main dome in 2002 and served as the first clergy within the cathedral in 2005. In 2013, the Russian metropolitans, attended by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, held a Grand Holy ceremony in the now fully restored cathedral.

The demure and holy Naval Church of St. Nicholas. Locally it is called the Voyager's Church, a prominent representative of the Baroque style, with golden spires and domes shining. The green space in front of the church is very eye-catching, and the holy church forms a very poetic place.