Lutheran Church of Saints Peter and Paul
per. Starosadsky, 9, Moscow, Russia
Description:
The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul belongs to the Lutheran Evangelical Church in Moscow. This is the oldest cathedral building for Lutheran parishioners. The decision to build this cathedral was made in 1629. Since then, the church has undergone constant reconstructions and transfers. The final construction took place in 1903.
The cathedral is made in the Baroque style, the architect was V.A. Kosov. Having received the status of a protected cultural heritage of the country, the Church of Saints Peter and Paul conducts services, ceremonies, lets tourists from different cities and states into its doors.
You can get to this magnificent attraction on the Moscow metro station "Lubyanka" and "China-gorod". Address: Starosadsky lane, 7/10, building 10. Guests of the capital can easily enjoy organ concerts, which are held annually in the cathedral.