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Alexander-Nevsky Lavra
Alexander-Nevsky Lavra : This monastery was founded by
order of Peter I in 1710 on the site where according to legend; Prince Alexander
Nevsky defeated the Swedish army in 1241. In 1724 the relics of the saintly,
pious Prince Alexander Nevsky were transferred to the monastery and Peter I
took part in solemn ceremony. Under him, Alexander-Nevsky Monastery occupied
a position higher than that of all other Orthodox monasteries in Russia. The
Monastery received the status of Lavra (the highest Orthodox rank) in 1797.
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F.I.T. |
Group up to10 pax |
| 1 pax |
2 pax |
3 pax |
4 pax |
| Alexander Nevsky Lavra (2 hours) |
75 |
40 |
33 |
27 |
17 |
All rates are in Eur per person and include:
- Licensed guide
- Entrance tickets
- Transport (comfortable car, mini-bus)
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02.10.07 -
Russian heritage. Russian businessman Alisher Usmanov who hold now collection Rastropovich-Vishnevskaya announced that all collection will be delivered to Konstantinovsky Palace in Strelna, St.Petersburg. It is planned to open for visitors by Christmas. >>>
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