Peter and Paul Cathedral

  Peter and Paul Cathedral, constructed in 1723, stands at the heart of Kazan on Kremlevskaya Street, adjacent to the city’s famous Kremlin. This Baroque-style structure, notable for its impressive 58-meter bell tower, serves as a significant religious site and a stunning example of 18th-century architecture. Intriguingly, it houses the tombs of several prominent figures, including local saints, making it a place of both worship and historical reflection. Visitors can explore its ornate interiors and rich iconography throughout the year, with particular events and services held during the festive months of May and June. As you wander through, don’t miss the intricate frescoes that narrate the region's religious history, allowing for a deeper appreciation of this architectural gem.