Peter and Paul Cathedral (Peterhof)

The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Peterhof was built in the Russian Revival style according to the design of civil engineer Nikolai Sultanov. The construction of the church in 1892 was initiated by Archpriest John Yanyshev, as there was no church in the city for the large number of residents. A park was laid out around the cathedral, and buildings for the parish school, a boiler room, and a power station were constructed. The northern part of the building was destroyed during the war when a German spotter, who was monitoring Soviet ships, was located in the church.