The camera at St John's Church. Riga real-time

St. John's Church located in the city centreRiga,Latviapopular the Riga Lutheran Church, in the building aspect is an unusual combination of styles of late Gothic and Northern Renaissance, Baroque and mannerism. Along with the other 3 churches in the Old town of Riga (dome Church, St. Peter's Cathedral and Yakovlevskaya Church) can be attributed to an outstanding and popular monuments of medieval ecclesiastical architecture and art in Riga. Originally in 1234 John the Baptist Church, named in honor of the Saint's Episcopal authorities in Riga, represented a rather modest little wood chapel is located at the Dominican monastery — this section of the municipal territory was previously purchased by the Dominican order of the Archbishop Nicholas who lived in Riga, and rebuilt in the 30-ies of the XIII century. Initially, according to references in old Chronicles and official documents which shall include construction plans , John Church was considered a one-nave structure with six buttresses on the inside of the whole space, between them housed side altars. For many eyelid to the present day, together with political stability, the Church was repeatedly shut down and was prone to destruction, for a time, the Church even served as an Arsenal for ammunition in the 18th century.