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      🏛 Dutch Church

      Невский пр., 20

      The former church of the Dutch Reformed community: a classicist facade with a portico and a dome right on Nevsky, by the Moika.

      Dutch Church
      © Florstein (Telegram:WikiPhoto.Space) · CC BY-SA 4.0
      • The building was built in 1834–1839 to a design by Paul Jacot and faces Nevsky, the Moika and Bolshaya Konyushennaya all at once.
      • The Dutch Reformed community bought the plot at the corner of Nevsky and the Moika in 1733.
      • The parish operated until 1927; afterwards a puppet theatre and the Blok Library worked in the former church.
      • From the 1960s to the 1980s, an automat café, “Minutka”, with pirozhki operated on the ground floor on the Nevsky side.
      • In 1988 the Association of Free Artists arose at the library — it exhibited here until the fire of 2004.

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      • Tolerant Nevsky: six churches in an hour

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