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Tsarina`s Stone, obelisk in memory of Russian Empress Alexandra Feodorovna visit to Helsinki, Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Finland: The Stone of the Empress Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone of the Empress is on the background of the building of the Swedish Embassy on Market Square. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone obelisk with double-headed eagle and orb in helsinki senate square. Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Market Square and stern obelisk of Empress, 1835. Helsinki, Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Helsinki first public sculpture, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Helsinki, Finland, August 09, 2014: Eagle-topped granite monument called `Obelisk of the Empress` Fin. Keisarinnankivi on Kaupp Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stern Obelisk of Empress, Helsinki, Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone of the Empress obelisk in Market Square, Helsinki Royalty Free Stock Photo

Finland, Helsinki. January 26, 2021 Stele of the Empress at Kauppatori Square in Helsinki Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone obelisk on Market square in Helsinki Royalty Free Stock Photo

`Keisarinnankivi` Stone of the Empress Royalty Free Stock Photo

Granite obelisk with two headed golden eagle of the Empress Alexandra on Market Square in Helsinki, Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

'The Stone of the Empress' is the oldest public memorial in Helsinki. It was erected in the Market Square to commemorate the Empress Alexandra's - the German-born wife of Nicholas I, first visit to Helsinki. She visited the City in 1833 with her husband, who came to inspect the construction of Helsinki's new centre. The memorial is an obelisk cut in red granite. A bronze globe is set on top of the obelisk, and the two-headed eagle of Russia.