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Saint-Petersburg is one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, it is strewn with canals and several hundred bridges; its many palaces, cathedrals, museums, and historical monuments were designated a Unesco World Heritage site in 1990. Read more...

Tour along St. Petersburg with a professional photographer… A great photo is a balance between simplicity and originality, statics and movement, strain and composure. When you make a shot, you stop the moment, pulling out this instant from chaotic surrounding. Read more...

UAZ is a truly Russian car, a challenge for real men. It can not leave you indifferent, you can either love it or not. Initially it was constructed as a military transport, hence huge cross country ability, enormous stamina, absolute absence of comfort and genius simplicity in maintenance. Read more...

There nothing more traditionally Russian, than Matroshka. Born as a toy for peasant children, hand made Matroshka is a symbol of maternity, tender mother love. Read more...

Here, in these unbounded lands: from North White Sea to South Black Sea, from West Baltic Sea to East Pacific Ocean you can find the Russians, a nation with common language, culture, way of life and very peculiar cuisine. Not without reason ethnographers start studying ethnicities from their cookery, as it is a concentrated reflection of history, everyday life and customs. Read more...

The Moika Palace or Yusupov Palace is one of the most beautiful examples of classicism style constructions in Saint-Petersburg. The palace was first built around 1770 by the French architect Jean-Baptiste Vallin de la Mothe. Over the years numerous well-known architects worked on the palace, and it is known for the hodgepodge of architectural styles. Read more...

Russian soul has always been an unsolved enigma. People of absurd extreme, gloomy faces, but at the same time imprudent kindness, the Russians has always loved to spend time at traditional public feasts. Read more...

…one of the most exiting trips to the suburbs of St. Petersburg – Pushkin with goddess Catherine’s Palace, Pavlovsk and Paul’s Estate or Peterhoff with splendid Grand Palace and marvelous fountains. Read more...

AK74 is one of 150 weapons, created by a young poet with 9 classes of school education. Michael Kalashnikov, one of 19 children in a family, nearly died when he was 6, and during World War 2, is now 90, still working, a name Russia is proud of. Read more...

Ice fishing for Russians has always been a way to wile away dark, long winter. It has become real fun both for amateurs, seeking for adventures, and for professionals. Read more...

St. Petersburg is a unique city born on water. Very often it is called “Venice of the North”. The city has 65 rivers and canals and 42 islands. Like in Venice the whole life of St. Petersburg is connected with water: floods, draw bridges, numerous boats, yachts, big Sea and River ports. You can’t leave summer Petersburg without seeing its exceptional style in rivers and channels. From water the city is look different and very beautiful. Boat trip is the most enjoyable and romantic tour among all the tours in our city. Read more...

Russia, and particularly St. Petersburg, has made a unique contribution to the development of ballet. Russian ballet is an amazing phenomenon, which still can not be entirely explained Read more...

St. Isaac’s Cathedral is the largest cathedral in St. Petersburg. It was the largest church in Russia when it was built (101, 5 meters high), and it still the third largest domed cathedral in the world. This is the massive example of 19th century civic-religious architecture designed by French architect Montferrand. Read more...

The icebreaker Krasin distinguished herself as a rescue ship, exploration vessel, armed wartime escort and a pathfinder on the Northern Maritime Route. In the 1920s she rescued the icebreaker Lenin and the German passenger ship Monte Servantes that had collided with an iceberg and had been holed. She also rescued survivors of General Umberto Nobile's ill-fated dirigible Italy during its attempt at an expedition to the North Pole. In 1933, Krasin became the first ship to reach the northern shore of Novaya Zemlya. Read more...