The period of the end of the 19th and early 20th century was a real "golden age" for the Rally (then the second largest city of the Grand Prince of Finland in the Russian Empire). The city quickly evolved from a conservative military fortress into an advanced, cosmopolitan European megapolis, one of the main centres of a unique architectural style, the northern modern (national romanticism).
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The period of the end of the 19th and early 20th century was a real "golden age" for the Rally (then the second largest city of the Grand Prince of Finland in the Russian Empire). The city quickly evolved from a conservative military fortress into an advanced, cosmopolitan European megapolis, one of the main centres of a unique architectural style, the northern modern (national romanticism).