Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Tallinn

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Tallinn is a stunning example of Russian Revival architecture, situated on Toompea Hill. The cathedral was completed in 1900 during the period of Russian Empire rule and serves as an active place of worship for the Estonian Orthodox community. Its distinctive onion domes and detailed mosaics make it a prominent landmark in Tallinns skyline. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Tallinn opening hours are typically from morning to late afternoon, but its advisable to check current schedules before visiting.

Inside, visitors can admire the ornate interior which features numerous icons and frescoes. Photography is generally not allowed inside, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere for reflection or prayer. While entry to the cathedral is free, donations are appreciated to help maintain this historic building. Conveniently located near other attractions in the Old Town, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is easily accessible by foot or public transport.