On the Petrograd side through three centuries of history
Description:
The history of St. Petersburg will become closer and clearer if you understand the origins of the city on a tour of the Petrograd side, the oldest part of the city on the Neva.
We will follow the development of St. Petersburg for three centuries. We will start with Trinity Square and Peter and Paul Fortress.
You can get a picture of how the first settlers of the city of Peterburch lived.
Further from the 18th century we will move to the 19th and 20th centuries, pass the paths of the Art Nouveau reserve. You will learn how the way of life of citizens has changed with the advent of stone construction and electricity. Contrasts of the history of Russia will appear before us in the form of a mansion that the prima of the Mariinsky Theatre built for herself, and from the balcony of which the leader of the world revolution appealed to the people. We will walk along one of the most beautiful streets of the city - Kamennoostrovsky Avenue, along which there are unique buildings in the Art Nouveau style. I will show you the houses of counts and princesses, the place of the first film screening in Russia, tell the myths and legends of the Petrograd Side, you will hear the story of the small Bermuda triangle, as well as the history of the house, which has more than 11 courtyards and where Stalin visited.
There is an option of a more complete immersion in the history of the construction of the city and the district (we add a visit to the Peter and Paul Fortress). It is useful for students who begin to study Petrovsky time.
The price includes:
Individual excursion 2.5 hours
- 4000 rubles for 1 person
- 7000 rubles for 2-6 people
- Petrogradka + Fortress (5 hours with coffee break) - 9000 rubles for 1-6 people
Comes to: Individual , Unusual
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