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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MapEdit
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1734? map in Latin and German
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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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SkylineEdit
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Sts Peter and Paul's Fortress
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Russian cruiser Aurora
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Baltic bridge on Obvodny canal
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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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Nikolaevsky Rail Terminal
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Nikolaevsky Rail Terminal
