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      🏛 Senate and Synod Building

      Сенатская пл., 1–3

      Two buildings by Rossi joined by an arch over Galernaya, with colonnades and sculptures on the façade.

      Senate and Synod Building
      © Matthias Süßen · CC BY-SA 4.0
      Senate and Synod Building
      © Kora27 · CC BY-SA 4.0
      • The buildings were built in 1829–1834 under Alexander Staubert; this was Carlo Rossi's last major project.
      • The Senate was laid down on 24 August 1829 and the Synod in 1830; before that both bodies sat in the Twelve Colleges building.
      • The site first held Prince Menshikov's half-timbered house, later the house of Chancellor Bestuzhev-Ryumin.
      • From 1925 to 2006 the Russian State Historical Archive was kept here.
      • Since 2008 the Constitutional Court has worked in the former Senate, and since 2009 the Yeltsin Presidential Library has been in the Synod.

      Part of these routes

      • Galernaya and Konnogvardeysky
      • St Isaac's, Senate Square and the Moika: the long loop
      • Senate Square, Galernaya and New Holland

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