Events in St.Petersburg
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06/02/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Don't miss the opportunity to make the first impression of the historical city center and to discover the most important places of interest.Step by step orientation tour is the best way to discover the city, its buildings, monuments, landmarks and to learn more about the life of the people.
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0 RUB / 0 EUR |
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07/02/2012 14:30 -17:30 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
The collection of the Hermitage museum comprises nearly 3 million items, but only a small part of them is on permanent display. If you want to see them all you will need to come to the museum every day during 8 years! Read more ... |
550 RUB / 14 EUR |
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09/02/2012 14:30 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersburg.Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
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15/02/2012 14:30 -17:30 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum for Political History and will cover following interesting topics:Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
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17/02/2012 03:00 -05:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
For those who love ice-skating, we are pleased to invite you to the rink at the Ice Palace! You' ll have a great time, get a lot of pleasant experiences and emotions, as well as the cheerfulness and optimism! Read more ... |
200 RUB / 5 EUR |
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18/02/2012 10:00 -14:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A superb palace and park ensemble, dating from the late 18th to the 19th century, Pavlovsk was a summer residence of the Russian emperor Paul I and his family. Its architects were amongst the greatest of the period: Cameron, Brenna, Quarenghi, Voronikhin and Rossi. The landscape park, Pavlovsk is well worth visiting both for the treasures in the elegant palace and for the charming, rambling park, one of the largest in Europe, covering an area of 600 hectares. Read more ... |
860 RUB / 22 EUR |
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02/03/2012 02:30 -05:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
St Petersburg and the Romanovs The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times. We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Your guide: Ekaterina Polikarpova Palaces/museums you will enter: Approximate fees to enter museums/palaces on this tour (to be paid directly):Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
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06/04/2012 02:30 -05:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
St Petersburg and the Romanovs The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times. We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Your guide: Ekaterina Polikarpova Palaces/museums you will enter: Approximate fees to enter museums/palaces on this tour (to be paid directly):Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
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04/05/2012 02:30 -05:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
St Petersburg and the Romanovs The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times. We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Your guide: Ekaterina Polikarpova Palaces/museums you will enter: Approximate fees to enter museums/palaces on this tour (to be paid directly):Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
