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4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Елена Сова (9 days ago)
Мощная старина. Вызывает чувство уважения и к себе и к тем, кто так умел строить. Внешних изысков здание не имело, как и многие католические церкви, только стены под двускатной крышей. Кроме главного входа в соборе с каждой из боковых сторон было по крыльцу.
Мощная старина. Вызывает чувство уважения и к себе и к тем, кто так умел строить. Внешних изысков здание не имело, как и многие католические церкви, только стены под двускатной крышей. Кроме главного входа в соборе с каждой из боковых сторон было по крыльцу.
Maxim Passatiji (2 months ago)
I liked it, even very much In principle, the whole STARYGOROD of Vyborg looks great It's definitely worth going for it, there are a lot of cool places
I liked it, even very much In principle, the whole STARYGOROD of Vyborg looks great It's definitely worth going for it, there are a lot of cool places
Дмитрий Вахитов (2 months ago)
The Vyborg Catholic parish was first mentioned in 1351-1352, but it existed earlier. The church was originally wooden and burned down during the Novgorod siege in 1411. The restoration of the church in stone began in 1413, and in 1418 it was consecrated in the name of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Olaf. Until the Reformation, there were many altars in the church (St. Eric, St. Olaf, St. Brigit, St. Lawrence, St. Mary Magdalene). During the Reformation in 1554, the Vyborg diocese was founded, and the temple became a cathedral. There have been speculations about a possible burial in the temple of Michael Agricola. The last time the temple was destroyed during the Soviet-Finnish war in 1939. Currently, only the walls of the cathedral and the former bell tower, known as the Clock Tower, have survived. At the southern wall of the church, a monument is erected on the site of the burial place of the church parishioners who died in the wars of the 20th century.
The Vyborg Catholic parish was first mentioned in 1351-1352, but it existed earlier. The church was originally wooden and burned down during the Novgorod siege in 1411. The restoration of the church in stone began in 1413, and in 1418 it was consecrated in the name of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Olaf. Until the Reformation, there were many altars in the church (St. Eric, St. Olaf, St. Brigit, St. Lawrence, St. Mary Magdalene). During the Reformation in 1554, the Vyborg diocese was founded, and the temple became a cathedral. There have been speculations about a possible burial in the temple of Michael Agricola. The last time the temple was destroyed during the Soviet-Finnish war in 1939. Currently, only the walls of the cathedral and the former bell tower, known as the Clock Tower, have survived. At the southern wall of the church, a monument is erected on the site of the burial place of the church parishioners who died in the wars of the 20th century.
Younes 95 (2 years ago)
More cool live
More cool live
xX shurmas (2 years ago)
I can rate it only from pictures what looks really nice,when we came to see it it was closed for reconstruction inside and outside even if information didn't mention about it.Check properly before you gonna go what you can get inside and not only look at big covered "something"
I can rate it only from pictures what looks really nice,when we came to see it it was closed for reconstruction inside and outside even if information didn't mention about it.Check properly before you gonna go what you can get inside and not only look at big covered "something"
