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Spilled Blood Church
The Church on Spilled Blood is considered one of the most important landmarks of the city of Saint Petersburg, a historical church that was built at the end of the nineteenth century AD, and occupies the place that witnessed the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, knowing that it is distinguished by a complex, amazing architecture Where mosaic paintings, glazed ceramic tiles, and tall towers appear, and their design is somewhat similar to that of St. Basil’s Russian Cathedral.
Peterhof Palace
Peterhof Palace is an ancient historical palace that represented the residence of Emperor Peter the Great, and whose design was inspired by his return from Versailles in 1717 AD. , And many other amazing landmarks.
Anichkov Bridge
The Anichkov Bridge is an ancient historical bridge built in 1715 AD to be a transit point to and from St. Petersburg, and perhaps the most distinctive feature of it is the four statues of horses, designed by the sculptor Peter Claudet von. Although the bridge was bombed during World War II, it is still in good condition to this day.
Yusupov-Ovsky Park
The Yusupovovskiy Garden is located between the Fontanka River and Sadovoya Street, and is considered one of the picturesque natural places in St. Petersburg, where visitors and tourists can roam the park, enjoy the scenery, wonderful atmosphere, feed the ducks, and the birds there.
State Hermitage Museum
The State Hermitage Museum is one of Russia’s most important museums. In its 360 rooms, it contains a very large number of works and stunning pieces of art that express the history of Western European art.
Yusupov Palace
The Yusupov Palace (English: The General Staff Building) overlooks the Mweka River, an ancient historic mansion with a magnificent architectural design, and owned by Prince Felix Yusupov, the palace that witnessed the killing of Russian monk Gregory Rasputin.
