* Tolerance means tolerance for a different worldview, behavior, and traditions. She does not call for accepting a different point of view or way of life, but reserves the right for everyone to live in accordance with their worldview. Do you see the difference between the words "alien" and "other"? In tolerant societies, there are no strangers, but there are others, different ones. What is the peculiarity and at the same time the attraction of big cities? In constant progress and diversity. And this combination of always being modern, keeping pace with the development of human thought and protecting the diversity of cultures, religions and worldviews gives birth to what we call the centers of human civilization. St. Petersburg has been called the city of religious tolerance since its foundation, and churches and cathedrals of various religious branches of Christianity are located in the center, on Nevsky Prospekt and its surroundings.: St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral St. Catherine's Cathedral, Peter and Paul Lutheran Cathedral, Armenian Church and others. St. Petersburg did not neglect the main world confessions: Buddhism, Islam and Judaism. The Datsan, Mosque and Synagogue, scattered in different parts of the city, add a special flavor to the appearance of the city. During the tour we can visit two cathedrals of your choice. We would also like to point out that it is not possible to visit cathedrals on religious holidays. The tour route: - Annenkirche - Armenian Church of St. Catherine - St. Catherine's Swedish Church - St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral Catherine - Petrikirche - Jaani Kirik - The Great Choral Synagogue - St. Michael's Lutheran Cathedral - The Grand Cathedral Mosque - Datsan Gunzechoinei