Weckrooth House on Severny Val Street, 3 in Vyborg
Vyborg, Russia

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The Weckrooth House, located at 3 Severny Val Street in Vyborg, Russia, is a Renaissance Revival structure built in 1650 by architects Carl Lesszig and Carl Eduard Dippell. Designed during a period when Vyborg was under Swedish control, the building exemplifies the architectural tastes of its era and retains significant historical importance as a regional cultural heritage site in Russia.
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- Built
- Type
- building, architectural landmark
- Heritage
- regional cultural heritage site in Russia
- Place
- Vyborg, Russia
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