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Nearby City1. Catherine Palace
7.8479 Reviews
based on 8.7k reviewsNo.3 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg
海盐巧克力1. The palace of Empress Catherine, one of the most worthwhile attractions outside St. Petersburg.
2. The Amber Palace and decorations in the inner palace are magnificent, different from the Western and Central European styles, and more gorgeous.
3. The garden is very neat and open, with rich plants, relatively quiet, and suitable for taking pictures.
4. There are military bands playing many Russian and Chinese songs, which are full of emotional value, and you can give some tips appropriately.Russia · PushkinFrom S$ 31.40
Opens at 11:002. Winter Palace
8.71.1k Reviewsbased on 26.7k reviewsNo.1 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg
E44***37The Winter Palace is indeed a very large museum. It was tiring to walk around. It is very spectacular inside, with many things to see and check in. It would probably take a day to see everything. It is cheaper to buy tickets on the spot. Not many people went there in December.Russia · Saint PetersburgFrom S$ 8.37
Nearby City3. Peterhof Palace
7.3713 Reviewsbased on 12.8k reviewsNo.4 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg
Lola CoveñasPeterhof Palace offers a stunning glimpse into Russian imperial grandeur, with its opulent architecture and sprawling gardens. The cascading fountains and golden statues are breathtaking, making it a truly memorable experience. You likely enjoyed the rich history and the beauty of the surroundings during your visit.Russia · PeterhofFrom S$ 36.73
Nearby City4. Savior on the Spilled Blood
7.8478 Reviews
based on 21.7k reviewsNo.2 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg
郭润龙浪迹天涯20240825 Full Day:
1. The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood is located in St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg is a famous tourist city in northwest Russia and the second largest city in Russia. It is located on the Baltic Sea coast and the mouth of the Neva River. It has many waterways and more than 400 bridges. It is known as the northern capital of Russia and the Venice of the North. It covers a total area of 1,439 square kilometers, including 606 square kilometers in the urban area. It is the headquarters of the Russian Federation Navy Fleet. The city was founded in 1703 and was named after its founder, Peter the Great. In 1712, Peter I moved the capital here. Until 1918, when Lenin led the October Revolution and moved back to Moscow, St. Petersburg has been the center of Russia's politics, culture and economy for more than 200 years. In 1924, it was renamed Leningrad in memory of Lenin. In 1991, St. Petersburg was restored. The historical center was selected into the World Heritage List in 1990. This article collects small landscapes in St. Petersburg.
①Address: St. Petersburg, Russia
②Transportation: Direct bus access, difficult to park by car
③Peak season: June-September, warm climate
④Duration: 2 days
⑤Ticket price: 48 yuan
2. The Church of the Resurrection of Christ, also known as the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, is a traditional Orthodox church. It was built by Alexander III in 1883 and completed in 1907 to commemorate Tsar Alexander II, who was assassinated by the anarchist party Narodnaya Volya in 1881. The construction site is the assassination site. He had escaped seven assassination attempts before. The exterior of the church is colorful and magnificent. The exterior is modeled after St. Basil's Cathedral on Red Square in Moscow. The colorful onion dome is extremely beautiful. After experiencing war, the interior was reopened in 1997 and is closed on Wednesdays.Russia · Saint Petersburg
Nearby City5. Catherine Park
5.9139 ReviewsNo.12 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg郭润龙浪迹天涯20240826pm:
1. Catherine Garden is located outside Catherine Palace. Catherine Palace is a famous palace complex in the southern suburbs of St. Petersburg, Russia. It is also known as Imperial Village and Pushkin Village. It is one of the four major palaces in Russia, covering an area of 250,000 square meters. It was built by the famous Russian monarch Peter the Great in 1717 as a summer palace for his "Cinderella" wife Catherine I. It was designed by Italian architect Rastrelli, but Peter the Great died before it was completed. His daughter, Queen Elizabeth I, rebuilt it into its current style in 1741. It was severely damaged during World War II. The restored palace is magnificent and magnificent, among which the Amber Palace is the most famous; the lake and green land outside the palace are integrated. It was listed in the World Heritage List in 1990 and opened to the public in 2003.
2. The garden originally had a geometric layout, but Catherine II converted it into the then-popular English-style garden. The northwest side is mainly green space, and the south is a large lake, about 600 meters long and 250 meters wide, with many water birds in the lake. This area has:
① Admiralty: 3 red buildings on the south bank of the lake, two floors
② Hall on the Island: a rectangular green-roofed building on the island in the lake
③ Chesme Column: a white memorial column standing in the lake to commemorate the victory of the Chesme naval battle between Russia and Turkey in 1770
④ Marble Bridge: a stone bridge on the west bank of the lake, with a roof
⑤ Turkish Bath: an Islamic mosque-style building on the west bank of the lake
⑥ Pyramid: an Egyptian-style building on the west bank of the lake
⑦ Red Cascade: a waterfall on the west bank of the lake, with red towers at both ends
⑧ Tower Ruin: a tower ruin next to the west gate
⑨ Orlov Gate: the west gate, shaped like a triumphal arch
⑩ Granite Terrace Terrace: A high observation deck in the northwest green area, where you can enjoy the floral gardening patterns below the deck
⑪Girl-with-a-Pitcher Fountain: A sculpture on the north bank of the lake, with a trickle of milk flowing out of an overturned milk bottle
⑫Concert Hall: A light yellow single-story building in the northwest green area
⑬Kitchen Ruin: A building ruin in the northwest green area
⑭Creaking Summer-House: A "mountain"-shaped red building in the northwest green area and the north end of the scenic area
⑮Evening Hall: A light yellow rectangular building in the northwest green area
⑯Alexander Monument: A monument in the northwest green area
⑰Caghur Obelisk: A spire-shaped monument in the northwest green area, commemorating the battle in 1770 when the Russian army defeated the main Turkish force on the banks of the Caghur River, a tributary of the Danube RiverRussia · PushkinFree entry
Nearby City6. St. Isaac's Cathedral
7.0192 Reviewsbased on 10.3k reviewsNo.5 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg
yccuiThe beauty of St. Isaac's Cathedral of late Russian classical architecture is still very visually stunning and the entire heron is very luxurious. 8 It is difficult to imagine how many tons of gold used to achieve this effect?Russia · Saint PetersburgFrom S$ 7.43
Opens at 11:007. Mariinsky Theatre
6.970 Reviewsbased on 2.2k reviewsNo.6 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg
LindaThe current Mariinsky Theatre was opened on October 2, 1860 and named after the then Queen. Its stage was the largest in the world at that time, and the auditorium was arranged in a U-shape around the stage in the style of an Italian theatre, which was magnificent. I watched a classic ballet "Swan Lake" here and was mesmerized.Russia · Saint PetersburgFrom S$ 42.22
Nearby City8. Vitoslavlitsy Museum
3.412 Reviews
乖小咪Novgorod Museum of Architecture is a museum of architecture built with full pine wood, where you will see many of the various architectural shapes built with pine wood from all over the world, they are completely made of local pine wood, There is no bit of steel or cement, it is really special and unique, it is worth visiting.Veliky Novgorod86.9km from Luga
Nearby City9. Monument Millennium of Russia
3.411 Reviewsbased on 828 reviews乖小咪The Millennium Russian Monument of Novgorod is a very majestic and symbolic monument, and many people are carved overlays on this monument, all of them famous generals or historical figures in the history of the millennium in Russia. Thus, it shows the civilization and strong national strength of Russia for thousands of years, and it is a symbol of the Russian fighting national spirit.Veliky Novgorod86km from Luga
Nearby City10. Saint Sophia Cathedral in Novgorod
3.312 Reviews乖小咪St. Sophia Cathedral in Novgorod is a typical Orthodox church. The whole church is composed of 5 circular vaults. The middle one is golden and the others are blue, which is very gorgeous. The exterior wall of the church is snow-white, which looks very solemn and sacred. There are also exquisite murals inside the church, which is well worth visiting.Veliky Novgorod86.1km from Luga
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