The history of the Kazan Cathedral, blown up in 1932, will be the topic of the thirteenth Walk through Old Irkutsk, which will take place on Wednesday, September 19. Participants will get a free tour with historian and antiquarian Alexander Snarsky, and each meeting has a special postcard devoted to the citys history. It starts at 5.00 pm in Kirov Square.

The history of the “Kazan Cathedral,” blown up in 1932, will be the subject of the thirteenth “Walk Through Old Irkutsk,” which will take place on Wednesday, September 19.
Admission is free, and a special postcard dedicated to the history of the city of Irkutsk has been prepared for each tour. The project is supported within the framework of the Irkutsk City Public Projects Fair; the project partners are the “Obereg” charitable foundation and the citywide project “Heritage of Irkutsk Philanthropists.” The walk will be led by historian and antiquarian Alexander Snarsky, starting at 5:00 p.m. in Kirov Square.