St. Peter and Paul Cathedral is a prominent Russian Orthodox cathedral located in Saint Petersburg. Built between 1712 and 1733, it is known for its stunning baroque architecture and its tall bell tower, which reaches a height of 122.5 meters. The cathedral serves as the burial site for many Russian emperors and empresses, making it a significant historical landmark. The cathedral is situated on Zayachy Island and is part of the Peter and Paul Fortress. Its interior features beautiful frescoes and intricate decorations, attracting visitors from around the world. The cathedral's golden spire is a recognizable symbol of the city.