Moscow somehow imperceptibly gave Pushkin to St. Petersburg
Description:
Pushkin and St. Petersburg have been inseparable from each other for a century. The Way from the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum to the Black River The path is bright, sparkling, sunny and at the same time sad and sad.
“In the days when in the gardens of the Lyceum I blossomed serenely...” So the poet will write later, and will forever remain the "genius of the place." Pushkin addresses: Fontanka, Moika, Mikhailovsky Castle, Summer Garden and, finally, the boulevard on Nevsky Prospect! Black River and Pushkin Museum-Apartment on Moika, 12. Places where the poet was happy, especially expensive - Lyceum in Tsarskoye Selo and Pushkin's dacha, filmed by him from Mrs. Kitaeva.
The price includes:
Work guide for 3-6 hours, assistance in purchasing tickets to museums.
What does not include: transportation fees, entrance tickets to museums.