In 1898 Pomerantsev designed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia.

The crypt of the Alexander Nevsky cathedral holds a collection of Eastern Orthodox icons from the 9th to the 19th century.

The construction was supervised by the architect A. Smirnov, who was building the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral nearby.

The golden domes of the Alexander Nevsky cathedral on the hill in Toompea are the most obvious reminder of past Russification.

The five-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Lossi Plats 10) was built in the 1890's under Russian rule and remains an active Orthodox church.

He also helped an exiled Polish artist, Michał Elwiro Andriolli, to execute frescoes for Vyatka's Alexander Nevsky cathedral.

Found in Upper Old Town - opposite the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and surveying the rabble below - lies Toompea Castle, home to Estonia's parliament.

What to see Tallinn, arguably the most appealing of the Baltic capitals, is full of cobbled inclines, turrets and crumbling medievalism and is home to the Alexander Nevsky cathedral.

But the crowd that ringed the front steps of the multi-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral declared today that Mr. Mladenov had not gone far enough and demanded the resignation of the entire Central Committee, which has about 300 members.