Feodorovsky Cathedral
Pushkin, Akademichesky Prospekt, 34
The Feodorovsky Cathedral in Pushkin is located at 34 Academichesky Prospekt. Plaques with the dates of the laying and consecration of the temple and the names of its builders are embedded in the wall on both sides of the main western entrance. The concept of the lower and upper churches was adopted during the construction, and in the upper church, where two altars were planned, only one was built. After the war, the lower church was used by the Agricultural Institute as a vegetable storage, and in 1985–1995, the "Lenoblrestavratsiya" trust carried out extensive work on the restoration of the cathedral. On May 19, 1993, a bronze bust of Nicholas II by sculptor V. V. Zaiko was laid on the cathedral grounds, and on July 17 of the same year, it was unveiled and consecrated.