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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
Opens at 10:303. 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
Opens at 10:304. 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 All day: 1. The Church of Blood is located in St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg is a famous tourist city in northwestern Russia, the second largest city in Russia, located on the Baltic Sea, the Neva estuary, with many waterways, more than 400 bridges, known as the capital of Russia, Venice in the north, covering a total area of 1,439 square kilometers. The city is 606 square kilometers, which is the headquarters of the Russian Navy fleet. The city was founded in 1703 and named after its founder Peter the Great. Peter I moved here in 1712. Until Lenin moved back to Moscow after the successful October Revolution in 1918, St. Petersburg has been the center of Russian politics, culture and economy for more than 200 years. In 1924, Lenin was renamed Leningrad, St. Petersburg was restored in 1991, and the historic center was selected for the World Heritage List in 1990. This article gathers small landscapes in St. Petersburg. ① Address: St. Petersburg, Russia ② Transportation: direct bus, hard to stop driving ③ peak season: 6-9 month, warm climate ④ time: 2 days ⑤ Ticket price: 48 yuan 2, the Church of the Blood dripping, also known as the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, is a traditional Orthodox church, built by Alexander III in 1883 and built in 1907, Tsar Alexander II, who was assassinated by the anarchist party, the Public Opinion Party, in 1881, was assassinated, and had escaped seven assassinations before. The church is colorful and magnificent, modeled on the St. Vasily Cathedral in Red Square in Moscow, and the colorful onion top is extremely high. After war, the interior was reopened in 1997 and closed on Wednesday.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
yccuiSt. Isaac's Cathedral
The beauty of late Russian classical architecture
It is still very visually stunning
The entire dome is very luxurious. 8 It is hard to imagine how many tons of gold were used to achieve this effect?Russia · Saint PetersburgFrom S$ 7.43
Opens at 12:007. Kazan Cathedral
6.4391 Reviewsbased on 4.2k reviewsNo.7 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg郭润龙浪迹天涯20240825 Full Day:
1. Kazan Cathedral 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.
①Address: St. Petersburg, Russia
②Transportation: Direct bus access, difficult to park by car
③Peak season: June-September, warm climate
④Duration: 2 days
⑤Ticket price: Free
2. Kazan Cathedral is located on Nevsky Avenue in the city center. It was built in 1801 and completed in 1811. It was designed by architect Voronikhin. It has a majestic and elegant appearance. The shape is based on St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. The main building is a angular shape combining triangles and squares. The main entrance is supported by 12 stone columns. A semicircular colonnade extends from each of the two wings of the main body. Each wing is supported by 94 columns and the corridor surrounds a semicircular square. The church is magnificent, with a variety of relief murals, including Kutuzov's coffin (the body is located underground where the coffin is located), "The Miracle of Our Lady of Kazan in Moscow", etc. There is an endless stream of prayers. It is said that the statue of Our Lady of Kazan enshrined in the church is said to be the most effective. The Russian army came here to pray before three expeditions and won all of them, namely the war with Mongolia and Tatars, the Russo-French War in 1812, and the Second World War. Outside the church are:
① Kutuzov Monument: A famous Russian military strategist, he led his army to pursue Napoleon's army and won in 1812, but died of illness on the march the following year
② Street Garden: There is a small fountain in the center of the garden, and the circular fountain pool is surrounded by granite.Russia · Saint PetersburgFree entry
Nearby City8. Peter and Paul Fortress
6.4312 Reviewsbased on 5.1k reviewsNo.8 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg郭润龙浪迹天涯20240826 AM:
1. Peter and Paul Fortress is a famous ancient castle in the city of St. Petersburg, Russia. It is located on Zayach Island on the Neva River and covers an area of 250,000 square meters. It was founded by the famous Russian emperor Peter the Great on May 16, 1703. It was the outpost of the Northern War with Sweden and the origin of the city of St. Petersburg. This day became the anniversary of the founding of the city. After the war, the fortress was also used as a disaster alarm building, a prison for political prisoners, and the headquarters of the October Revolution Uprising Army. Gorky, Radishchev and other celebrities were imprisoned here. The torch of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games was passed here. The area inside the fortress is not too large. It is a good place for sightseeing photography, costume photo shoots, science education, and humanities learning.
①Address: St. Petersburg, Russia
②Transportation: Direct bus access, difficult to park by car
③Peak season: None
④Duration: 4 hours
⑤Ticket price: 185 yuan
2. The city wall is 12 meters high and 2.4-4 meters thick. It was originally made of wood. From 1717 to 1719, it was gradually changed to a stone wall. It is hexagonal, with a bastion at each of the six corners, three facing the Neva River and three facing the inland. There are 300 cannons on the city wall, of which the Nafushikin bastion facing the Neva River fires a blank bullet every hour to tell the citizens the time. This tradition has been passed down to this day. There are 3 city gates:
①Nicholas Gate: West Gate, with anti-theft signs on the door (thieves in European countries are rampant, so try to put your backpack in front of you). Behind the gate is Nicholas Square
②Nevsky Gate: South Gate, also known as the dock gate, built in 1787. Nevsky led his army to victory in the Battle of the Neva River, which played a decisive role in the Northern War. He was posthumously recognized as a national hero by Stalin, and the people also called him the Hero of the Neva River, so this gate is also called the Neva Gate.
③ Petrov Gate: The east gate, which is also the main gate, is in Baroque style. It was designed by architect Trijinin and is named after the 2-meter-high statue of the believer Peter standing on the wall. The statues on the left and right of the arch represent wisdom and bravery respectively. They were created by French sculptor Pinault, but the 7 sculptures and reliefs on the gate were lost in the 18th century. The gate is also inlaid with the double-headed eagle national emblem, which is the first national emblem of Russia. It weighs 1,096 kilograms and was made by French craftsman Basu. In Western mythology, the eagle is the mount of the god Zeus (equivalent to the Jade Emperor in my country). The double heads of the eagle represent Russia looking at Europe and Asia, implying that power is spread across the Eurasian continent. The legend of St. George slaying the dragon is engraved on the eagle's belly. The original national emblem had a crown. After the constitutional monarchy was abolished, the current Russian national emblem only retains the double-headed eagle. The crown was abolished after the October Revolution in 1917. The current crown was destroyed in the 1920s and then restored.
4. St. Peter and Paul Cathedral was built in 1703. It is a Baroque-style building. It was originally made of wood. It was rebuilt into stone from 1712 to 1733. It was closed in 1919 and opened as a museum in 1924. Religious activities resumed in 2000. The church contains the tombs of 13 Russian tsars from Peter the Great to Alexander III. The bell tower on the church is 122 meters high and has been the tallest building in the city for 200 years after its completion...
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Opens at 11:009. Cruiser Aurora
6.3163 Reviews
based on 889 reviewsNo.9 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg郭润龙浪迹天涯20240825 Full Day:
1. The cruiser Aurora 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.
①Address: St. Petersburg, Russia
②Transportation: Direct bus access, difficult to park by car
③Peak season: June-September, warm climate
④Duration: 2 days
⑤Ticket price: Free
2. The cruiser Aurora is parked on the Neva River. It was launched in 1900 and is 126 meters long. It is famous for firing the first shot of the October Revolution in 1917. It participated in 3 revolutions and 4 wars. The ship is a historical exhibition, which opened in 2016. The ticket price is 300 rubles (25 yuan). There are many sailors in naval uniforms on the shore. Tourists can pay 500 rubles (42 yuan) to take pictures with them.Russia · Saint Petersburg
Nearby City10. Nevsky Avenue
6.0309 Reviewsbased on 4.7k reviewsNo.10 of Best Things to Do in Saint Petersburg
Claudia VenterNevsky Avenue: St. Petersburg's Vibrant HeartbeatExploring Nevsky Avenue in St. Petersburg was a captivating journey through history and culture. The bustling thoroughfare, lined with stunning architecture and lively cafes, offered a glimpse into the city's rich heritage. From iconic landmarks like the Kazan Cathedral to charming boutiques and art galleries, there was something to discover around every corner.The energy of the avenue was infectious, drawing me in with its vibrant atmosphere and diverse array of sights and sounds. A stroll along Nevsky Avenue is a must-do experience for anyone visiting St. Petersburg, offering a true taste of the city's charm and vitality.Russia · Saint PetersburgFree entry
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