This church has been used for a variety of purposes over the years. Initially built to serve the growing German community in the 19th century, the church is dedicated to the apostle Petrus. After 1936 it was used as a storage house for vegetables, and later reconstructed to serve as a swimming pool. The floor was removed and benches for spectators were placed along the perimeters. It’s since been restored and returned to the German St.Anne and Peter’s Evangelical-Lutheran Congregation.

Admission free. Service on Sun 10:30 in German with Russian translation. Guided tours in English, German and Russian for groups (up to 50 people) by prior arrangement.