LEGENDS AND MYTHS OF ST. PETERSBURG WITH A VISIT TO ROTUNDA AND PHARMACIES OF MYSTERIOUS SING ALCHEMIST

We will go to Vasilievsky Island, to the pharmacy of Dr. Pehl, which has existed since the XIX century. The activities of Professor Pehl and his sons were the subject of the most incredible rumors: it was said that the apothecary was an alchemist and tried to open the “philosopher’s stone”. We will see not only the old interior of the main front hall of the pharmacy - high mahogany counters, arched doors, pharmacy utensils, but also the laboratory itself in the dungeon of the pharmacy, where Dr. Pehl conducted numerous experiments and analyzes of products, drinking water, dishes, fabric and other items and, as they say, made the elixir of youth.

Whether it’s true or not, you’ll know when you visit the old lab and see the legendary tower. Why is it known as the Griffin Tower and who left numerical puzzles on it? How to make a wish that it will necessarily come true. We will tell you about this and more on our exciting route!

This tour is designed for inquiring minds to show the unusual in the ordinary. In the monument to see fate, in the courtyard - soulfulness, in the street - history.

The cost of the tour depends on the size of the group.

Total value of a person.

• 7 people 22 050 rubles 3 150 rubles.
• 6 people 19 500 rubles 3 250 rubles.
• 5 people 18 250 rubles 3 650 rubles.
• 4 people 16 800 rubles 4 200 rubles.
• 3 people 15 600 rubles 5 200 rubles.
• 2 people 14 200 rubles 7 100 rubles.
• 1 person 12 850 rubles 12 850 rubles.

Place and time of start and end of the tour: by agreement

The history of St. Petersburg is a series of secrets, mysteries and legends.

What are the Finnish legends of the founding of our city?

What legends are associated with names, monuments, architectural structures and St. Petersburg life?

Strangeness, coincidences, mysteries and amazing incidents of the Bypass Canal.

Is there really one golden one among the million rivets of the Bolsheokhtinsky bridge?

Whose place did the copper rider take?

Where can I see a lion in the clouds?

Is it possible to see 33 horses at the same time and why do the sphinxes on the University Embankment have their beards shaved?

The mysterious number of Alexander II, the walking of “poor” Paul I through his castle, the pale figure of Princess Tarakanova and her mystery, the Fatal Number of Biron.