In our bus trip around St. Petersburg, our tour guide pointed out what she called a "Lutheran Cathedral." It was tucked away behind and between two other buildings and we were by it so fast I couldn't get a picture. But I wondered about her word choice. Lutherans have churches, not cathedrals. Catholics have cathedrals. But as I learned later from our tour guide in Helsinki, there are Lutheran Cathedrals in Europe.
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| Statue of Alexander II in Market Square in Helsinki |
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| Lutheran Cathedral in Market Square, with only 350 steps up to the door |
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| The 12 apostles, in zinc, around the roof |
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