Church of St. John (Lomonosov)
Lomonosov, Kirochnaya Street, 14
The Lutheran Church of St. John in Lomonosov, located in the former village of Martyshkino, is an object of cultural heritage of federal significance. The first wooden parish church on this site was built in 1691, and the current building, attributed to A. Menelas or Charles-Magnus, was erected in 1831. Inside the church, the master Hariton Wolf gilded all the altar carvings, and the premises were heated by four white Dutch tile stoves. From 2026, the kirche will serve as the center of the Tyure parish of the Russian Lutheran Church.