Visited November 4, 2012
Sorry I haven't posted in a while...I have taken a few (but not many) church pictures but haven't had a chance to post.
So here is one I spotted while walking around Tallinn's Old City.
This is the St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, built in 1844.
The Cathedral is a Roman-Catholic pseudo-Gothic church with a neo-Classical facade. It was built on the foundation of the former refectory of a medieval Dominican monastery. The altar painting “The Ascension of Virgin Mary” is apparently a gift from Bavarian King Ludwig I, but I wasn't able to get inside to take pictures.
Sorry I haven't posted in a while...I have taken a few (but not many) church pictures but haven't had a chance to post.
So here is one I spotted while walking around Tallinn's Old City.
This is the St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, built in 1844.
The Cathedral is a Roman-Catholic pseudo-Gothic church with a neo-Classical facade. It was built on the foundation of the former refectory of a medieval Dominican monastery. The altar painting “The Ascension of Virgin Mary” is apparently a gift from Bavarian King Ludwig I, but I wasn't able to get inside to take pictures.
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