Санкт-Петербург

Object location	59° 57′ 00″ N, 30° 19′ 00″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap - Google Earth	59.950000; 30.316667

Saint Petersburg is Russia's second-largest city after Moscow, and an important Russian port on the Baltic Sea.

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mapEdit

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  1734? map in Latin and German

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  1776 map in Russian and French
  

  Français : Nouveau plan de la ville et de la forteresse de St. Pétersbourg.
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  1910 map in Swedish
  

  Svenska: Karta över Sankt Petersburg på 1910-talet.

skylineEdit

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  Sts Peter and Paul's Fortress

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  Russian cruiser "Aurora", now museum

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  St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral, St. Petersburg
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  Baltic bridge on Obvodny canal

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  The Admiralty

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  St Michael's Castle

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  Alexander Nevsky Lavra

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Winter PalaceEdit

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  Palace Square

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  Winter Palace as seen across the Neva

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  Palace Embankment

Church of the Savior on BloodEdit

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  on a snowy day

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Saint Isaac's CathedralEdit

Main gallery: Исаакиевский cобор.

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  Cathédrale Saint-Isaac

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  Cathédrale Saint-Isaac

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  St Isaac's Square

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  View from St. Isaac's Cathedral

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  Interior of Sts Peter and Paul's Cathedral

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Alexandrinsky TheatreEdit

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  Alexandrinsky Theatre (Pushkin Theatre)

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  Another view of the Alexander Theatre

To Leningrad the Hero City ObeliskEdit

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  Obelisk, Night

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  Victory Day (May 9)

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  White night

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  Rail Terminal

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  Metro Station

Catherine PalaceEdit

Main gallery: Catherine Palace.

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  Interior of the Catherine Palace (Ballroom)

see alsoEdit

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  Nevsky Avenue in the 19th century

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  St Petersburg skyline

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  Bronze Horseman and St Isaac's

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  Kazan Cathedral

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  Spit of the Vasilyevsky Island

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  Marble Palace

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  Constantine Palace

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  Nikolaevsky Rail Terminal

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  Nikolaevsky Rail Terminal