To explore our city, what could be better

Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky urged

To look more closely at St. Petersburg, to study its face, and to read the history of the city and of our entire epoch in this mass of stones, in these magnificent buildings, palaces, monuments.

And, lamenting, he continued: Yes, it is unlikely that anyone would think of killing expensive time for such an innocent and not profitable occupation. There are residents of St. Petersburg who have not left their quarter for ten years or more and know well only one way to their service department. There are those who were neither in the Hermitage, nor in the Botanical Garden, nor in the museum, nor even in the Academy of Arts.

And, by the way, the study of the city, right, is not a useless thing.

I offer an interesting walking tour of St. Petersburg Dostoevsky to the places of the novel "Crime and Punishment".

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