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St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral

Starosadskiy Pereulok, 7/10, Moskva, Russia, 101000
+7 495 628-53-36
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St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
St. Peter’s and Paul’s Cathedral
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Marianna Palma (12/28/2020)
A good concert venue! We went for classic music concert during the Christmas season, it wasn't too cold inside, around +18. Organ sounded so beautifully!
Dmitry Dudrin (08/15/2020)
I have visited several concerts there. Atmosphere was really good, beautiful natural reverberation and two organs. Recommend to visit that cathedral and listen organ concert!
Nathan Nyirenda (03/10/2020)
Absolutely beautiful. Though I visited this place in the late evening and it was already pretty dark I couldn't help but be amazed by this amazing building. I haven't researched it yet but it looks like it has a million stories to tell! Oh I hope I can visit it again soon and this time during the day so as to capture for everyone out there it's full beauty. It however did seem that it's undergoing some renovations. I'll try to wait those out. In the mean time this is all I have.
Yaroslav Turkunov (10/28/2019)
One of the greatest Lutheran churches in Moscow. If you are keen on listening to classical music for an affordable price, this is a go-to place. The Cathedral provides a suitable-for-everyone schedule with frequent musical performances. In case you want more charming experience from the concert, carefully look through musicians who are expected to play there. Some of them are very peculiar players, who love conducting unexpected experiments during the play. The place is usually packed, so it is preferable to book in advance.
Changdo Kim (08/02/2020)
An evangelist church in Moscow. Since Russian Orthodox church doesn't has any musical instruments, you can try to listen pipe organ, here.
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