Join us on a tour of a small island on the northern bank of the Neva River on which the history of  St.Petersburg began in 1703;

Enjoy the oldest architectural complex of Russia’s new capital whose corner-stone was laid by the  Emperor-Reformer himself;

Explore the cathedral of St.Peter and Paul, a visual personification of the country’s growing military  might and the pantheon of the Romanov Royal House;and the Grand Prince’s Burial Vault  consecrated in honor of Russian Saint Alexander Nevsky;

Wonder through grim cells of what used to be the main political prison of tsarist regime and a  Russian Bastilles;

Have an invigorating walk along the bastions and fortification walls of the citadel where every stone  belongs to history;

Take pictures from the granite Commanders’ pier – one of the most impressive places on the  banks of the Neva River - a realm of water and stone;

Explore the «Death Gateway» with dates of major floods marked under the arch, look at the  cannon on the Naryshkin bastion with a 150 year long tradition of firing at 12 noon;

Get your blood chilled looking at the «stone bags» of the former Secret House of Trubetskoy  Bastion where in the former course of 45 years about 1500 prisoners were incarcerated: the  Decembrist, many prominent revolutionaries, poets and writers, ministers of Tsarist and Provisional governments, terrorists and participants of anti-Bolshevik revolts were held there.
                             

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