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• St. PETERSBURG PORT

  Drab grey huge concrete bunker of a building - but hey this is Russia!  It is about a 10min minibus ride into the city centre.

  St. PETERSBURG PORT 59 56.67 N 030 11.13 E, Russia, 199226

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• Big Port of St. Petersburg

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  Big Port of St. Petersburg, Gapsal'skaya Ulitsa, 10, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia, 198035

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• St Petersburg Port Passenger Terminal

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  St Petersburg Port Passenger Terminal р. Большая Нева,, Санкт-Петербург, Russia, 199034

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• Kronverkskaya Street

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  Kronverkskaya Street, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia, 197101

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• Scarlet Sails

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  Scarlet Sails Kronverkskaya nab., 3а, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia, 197046

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• St Petersburg

  Saint Petersburg is often called the most European of Russian cities. It is hard to believe that St. Petersburg is the result of Peter the Great’s bright idea to build his country's new capital in the heart of a massive marshland. It turns out it was a moment of inspiration: St. Petersburg has become indisputably one of the most beautiful spots in Europe.
  
  Venice that lies on 116 islands, whereas St.Petersburg lies on more than 40 islands. That is why St.Petersburg is often called Venice of the North. 
  
  If you enjoy your architecture, you will feel like you have landed in your own personalized heaven from the moment you touch down. From the 96 columns of the startling Kazan Cathedral to the Church of the Resurrection (based on the fairytale peaks of St. Basils in Moscow), you will find yourself wandering amongst a neoclassical and baroque mish-mash that stuns at almost every turn. You can gaze on all of it by taking one of the famed "roof tours."
  
  The city is famous for its splendid palaces. All in all, there are 150 palaces in this city now. Obukhov Defence Avenue is the longest street in the city. 
  
  There is plenty more history to uncover beside the pretty buildings. St. Petersburg has always had a westward leaning, revolutionary tinge to it, and you can learn about the city’s hefty role in the Russian Revolution, the dawn of Communism (and its eventual end) and the ushering in of democracy. It is all laid bare at the Hermitage, which has a striking blue-green and white façade, and is as fairytale-like as the nearby Dvortsovyi Bridge, a stunning arch crossing over the Neva River.
  
  The wide-open spaces – in the form of gaping squares and wide, lengthy boulevards – are another key feature to this beguiling city. Take a stroll down the three-mile-long Nevskiy Prospekt Avenue and you will pass many of the city’s defining features, including monuments, crosses, rivers and canals as you traverse what was once a route through the bog land into the very heart of this epic and memorable city.
  
  St Petersburg might not be typically Russian, but you can still sip vodka and crunch your way through caviar to your hearts content, and you will find the ambience and architecture hard to match. At the heart of summer the sun barely sets, and at winter there is a permanent gray tinge to even the heart of the day, but not even the dingy winters can detract from a city that visitors just never forget.

  If you decide on visiting Russia, this city choice should be high on your list of options.  Firstly it can be visited visa-free: This itself is reason enough.  Who wants to be bothered with long forms and higher costs?

  Nevertheless it is a good choice: St. Petersburgh is the most cultural of Russia's cities and contains many historical landmarks.  It can get very busy as everyone else, too - has had the same idea.

  St Petersburg, Russia

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• PALKIN

  Premium dining experience in imperial Russian surroundings.

  PALKIN Невский пр-кт, 47, Sankt-Peterburg, Ленинградская область, Russia, 191025

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• Cruiser Aurora

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  Cruiser Aurora Petrogradskaya embankment, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia, 197046

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• Moscow Station

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  Moscow Station Nevsky avenue, 85, Sankt-Peterburg, Leningrad Oblast, Russia, 191036

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• Mason Karle
  Beautiful fountains! Very large grounds. Unless you'd rather buy food within the park (which is mostly sweets) bring a small packed lunch bag with you. It's perfect to sit next to one of the huge fountains and enjoy a snack and drink. Samson and the lion are an obvious with and likely the first you'll see when you walk in, but others towards the back of the grounds are equally as enjoyable and likely more peaceful since they are out of the way. If you find yourself next to Titan by the water you'll have a lovely view of Saint Petersburg on a clear day.
• Andrei Petrov
  I was there only one time in my childhood and liked it. I remember how we swam on Raketa hydrofoil to get there and also fountains.
• Dunbar Buzz
  Peterhof is called Russia's Versailles for its many similarities to France's great gardens. A beautiful place to walk and soak in the combination of structured gardens and spectacular sea views. Extremely crowded in the summer.
• Declan Murphy
  A brilliant experience to walk around the upper and lower gardens of Peterhof and tour the palace that was first built by Peter and then expanded by Elizabeth and Catherine. A great place to take the kids as in the lower gardens there are a number of 'joke' fountains perfect for those who don't mind getting a little wet and the kids line up to jump through the spurts. Whilst there I'd definitely recommend taking the Grotos tour which allows you to see the pipes that feed the main fountains as well as giving access to some less crowded views of the central foundations which you otherwise wouldn't see!
• Wanna Ursiripant
  There will be music composed shortly about 30 seconds during the opening fountain time every morning. It's very impressive. Samson Fountain is the highlight, other fountains around the upper park is interesting. The Palaces and gardens are really gorgeous. If you're like Versailles style, this also Russian Versailles. It's worth for ticket fee separated from the fountain fee.

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