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What can you see on your own in St. Petersburg?
I plan to book a hotel in August and travel around the city (or to the Leningrad region). What do you advise?
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* hmm .. although this is not my first trip to this glorious city, but apparently there are no lovers of St. Petersburg here .. sorry
* smiled .. answered herself.
* smiled .. answered herself.
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answered 13 years ago
There are lovers, Lanochka, only everyone is in the dachas, the weather is glorious today, we’re just coming back)))
Look... well, it's up to your taste, most likely the Hermitage, if you've never been, but since it's summer, then the fountains of Peterhof, the palaces and parks of Pushkin and Pavlovsk. Take a tour of the Neva on a boat, there are now a great many of them at each pier, just go down to the water, get on the boat and go))) You will see all the bridges and learn a lot from the guide's story. The greatest cathedrals - St. Isaac's, Kazan ... Bright impressions to you!
Look... well, it's up to your taste, most likely the Hermitage, if you've never been, but since it's summer, then the fountains of Peterhof, the palaces and parks of Pushkin and Pavlovsk. Take a tour of the Neva on a boat, there are now a great many of them at each pier, just go down to the water, get on the boat and go))) You will see all the bridges and learn a lot from the guide's story. The greatest cathedrals - St. Isaac's, Kazan ... Bright impressions to you!
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answered 13 years ago
thanks, sigur62)
we have already been to St. Petersburg, so we have already completed the mini-program for tourists - the Hermitage, Petropavlovka, Isaac, Kazansky, Lavra, Peterhof, bridges and so on. On our own, we only managed to enter the Pushkin House-Museum)
But I want something else, so I turned to the site))
we have already been to St. Petersburg, so we have already completed the mini-program for tourists - the Hermitage, Petropavlovka, Isaac, Kazansky, Lavra, Peterhof, bridges and so on. On our own, we only managed to enter the Pushkin House-Museum)
But I want something else, so I turned to the site))
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answered 13 years ago
Wow, you haven't mastered that much.
Well then you need to know what is more interesting for you: history, art, nature or monasteries and churches...
Well then you need to know what is more interesting for you: history, art, nature or monasteries and churches...
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answered 13 years ago
I myself am curious .. yes, and I like St. Petersburg .. the classic city))
so I want everything and a lot))
so I want everything and a lot))
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answered 13 years ago
Well then you will see for yourself. In summer, nightlife is in full swing in St. Petersburg, I think that you will not get bored)))
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answered 13 years ago
sighed .. no .. at night - a normal rest .. I'm interested in daytime)
Alexander, where else can you go, what else can you see in St. Petersburg?
Alexander, where else can you go, what else can you see in St. Petersburg?
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answered 13 years ago
Do you want to go to Valaam? It’s very beautiful there now, in general Ladoga is unusual ...
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answered 13 years ago
I don’t know yet .. I need to think about it, read about it) Thank you)
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answered 13 years ago
Sestroretsk, Repino, Zelenogorsk are resort places for rest of the St. Petersburg elite. Not the modern elite of officials, but writers, artists ...
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answered 13 years ago
thanks, closer to the "time of disembarkation" I will learn more about these areas)
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answered 13 years ago
It’s also interesting to see the Oreshek fortress in Shlisselburg, it’s not far from St. Petersburg, in St. Petersburg itself, if you haven’t been, go to the amusement park on Krestovsky Island, and it’s nice to walk around the island itself, there is also a dolphinarium ...
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answered 13 years ago
Good idea. You can also visit the legendary city of Kronstadt, which until recently was closed and you could get there only by ferry or "Rocket" with a pass. Now any tourist can drive there on an excellent highway that runs along the dam that connected the former island with the city.
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks to everyone who answered me. Only I can’t say that I’m well oriented in St. Petersburg or the Leningrad region .. from which stop .. how much to go .. ticket prices .. etc.
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answered 13 years ago
I'm just considering different options for this trip. Thanks Lazzi, I will check this link in advance
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answered 13 years ago
I myself am not a local, I also go to St. Petersburg every year, but my daughter and I all go to museums and exhibitions. This time we planned 64 visits for 2 weeks, I don’t know how we will manage to do everything. And prices can be found on St. Petersburg sites, where the cost of entrance tickets is indicated.
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