Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
Lossi plats
Tallinn, September 1995
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9 comments:
Oooh, that's really pretty--wish I could see it in real life. NICE!!! Nice capture!
I'll bet God is impressed!
Did you get inside? Must be of the Orthodox persuasion, don't you think?
Now Tallin is modern, rich and very European city - you wouldn't say it was part of the USSR for such a long time!
Vevsky is still imprssive:)
@ joo - I have seen it in your pictures, but it was already quite good even then: full of Finnish tourists (a two hour ferry ride from Helsinki, less by hydrofoil).
After Vilnius and Riga, then still quite dreary, in Tallinn they already had some tourist assistance, quite nice supermarkets and even took credit cards.
Really beautiful and impressive!
Ah I had almost forgotten about your Baltic trip. This is gorgeous.
Beautiful church!
Looks pretty amazing on the outside. Did you go in?
@ Tinsie - Yes, but I have no decent pictures of it.
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