Санкт-Петербург
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Saint Petersburg is Russia's second-largest city after Moscow, and an important Russian port on the Baltic Sea. |
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| Instance of | federal city of Russia, big city (18th century), second largest city (Russia, 1991), city with millions of inhabitants (1946) | ||||
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| Inception | 27 May 1703 | ||||
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Contents
Map[edit]
1734? map in Latin and German
1776 map in Russian and French
New map of the city and fortress of St. Petersburg
1910 map in Swedish
Map of Saint Petersburg in the 1910s
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Skyline[edit]
Sts Peter and Paul's Fortress
Russian cruiser Aurora
(Museum ship)
Baltic bridge on Obvodny canal
Winter Palace[edit]
Palace Square
Winter Palace as seen across the Neva
Palace Embankment
Church of the Savior on Blood[edit]
on a snowy day
Saint Isaac's Cathedral[edit]
- Main gallery: Исаакиевский cобор.
Cathédrale Saint-Isaac
Cathédrale Saint-Isaac
St Isaac's Square
View from St. Isaac's Cathedral
Interior of Sts Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Alexandrinsky Theatre[edit]
Alexandrinsky Theatre (Pushkin Theatre)
Another view of the Alexander Theatre
To Leningrad the Hero City Obelisk[edit]
Obelisk, Night
Victory Day (May 9)
White night
Rail Terminal
Metro Station
Catherine Palace[edit]
- Main gallery: Catherine Palace.
Interior of the Catherine Palace (Ballroom)
See also[edit]
Nevsky Avenue in the 19th century
St Petersburg skyline
Bronze Horseman and St Isaac's
Kazan Cathedral
Spit of the Vasilyevsky Island
Nikolaevsky Rail Terminal
Nikolaevsky Rail Terminal
