Admiralty Building

The Russian Navy Headquarters Building, this building is still very worth visiting, because the building outside is very distinctive. This building used a building designed jointly by classical architecture and Russian architecture.

Tour to Russia, this stop came to St. Petersburg. The Admiralty Building, located at 1 Admiralty Road, St. Petersburg, was built in 1704 and combines classical architectural and Russian architectural art with 56 large statues, 11 giant reliefs and 350 murals to decorate the building. The main entrance of the building is lined with two large statues called the sea god, the front of the tower is more than 400 meters wide, and the base of the tower is a six-arched arch designed similar to a general ginseng, and the door is decorated with statues and semi-reliefs featuring marine and Russian navy.

The Naval Headquarters Building in St. Petersburg, the yellow appearance, is an appearance attraction, is to take pictures and punch in, the yellow lights in the morning and evening look better, there is a cathedral on the side.

The Naval Headquarters building, located at No. 1 Admiralty Road, St. Petersburg, Russia, was built in 1704. The building is decorated with 56 large statues, 11 giant reliefs and 350 murals, combining classical architecture and Russian architectural art.

The Naval Headquarters building next to the December Party Square is located at No. 1 Admiralty Road, St. Petersburg, Russia, built in 1704. The building is decorated with 56 large statues, 11 giant reliefs and 350 murals, combining the characteristics of classical architecture and Russian architecture. There are two large statues called Haishen on both sides of the main entrance. The front of the tower is more than 400 meters wide. The pedestal part of the tower is a six-arched arch designed to resemble the Arc de Triomphe of the General Staff, with statues and semi-reliefs featuring the sea and Russian navy. The whole building is magnificent, golden, and the surrounding landscape is also very good. The green shade is dense and the sculptures are dotted with it. Many people use this as a place to relax.

The Naval Department Building is built in 1704 and is located on the south bank of the Neva River. It was designed by the famous Russian architect Zakharov. It is not open to the outside world, but the grandeur of its appearance can always make visitors breathtaking. It used to be the seat of the Naval Department and is now the Naval School. The most striking of the building is a glittering, gold-plated needle, up to 72 meters high, placed on the roof of the central step tower, one of the city's most conspicuous landmarks. The front of the tower is more than 400 meters wide. The base of the tower is a six-door arch designed to resemble the Arc de Triomphe. The doors are decorated with various statues and semi-reliefs on the theme of the sea and the Russian Navy. Two large statues, called the sea god, are placed on both sides of the main entrance, sculptured by Cherebinev and Shedlin design plans. The entire naval headquarters is a symbol of the heroic spirit of the Russian sailors with its rigorous and concise design style and theme.

Near the bronze statue of the knight and the church of Isakiev, it is a yellow building, which is very large and can no longer be visited inside. Peter the Great went to Europe to study shipbuilding and came back to build a navy