St. John the Baptist Church (Pushkin)

The Church of St. John the Baptist in Pushkin was solemnly laid on June 24, 1825, in the presence of the Minister of Public Education. Built in the Classical style, it is crowned with a high dome, and its main facade is adorned with a portico with colonnade. After its closure in 1938, services resumed in 1991, and in 2016, following the completion of a ten-year restoration, a permanent altar was installed and consecrated. The rector, Prelate Konstantin Lvovich Matsulevich, who died in 1906, is buried in the church crypt.