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One of the most beautiful ensembles of St. Petersburg - the Spit of Vasilyevsky Island. At the beginning of the XIX century is located here seaport, it was decided to give a more festive appearance. As developed by the architect Thomas de Thomon project created the Stock Exchange building, Rostral columns and granite slopes to the Neva. Photo (Photo Library BC): Litvyak Igor
There is a widespread view that there is no point to go to St. Petersburg in the winter: the bridges are not bred, fountains of Peterhof extinguished, the days are short, but with unfriendly Neva blows biting wind - Know yourself to while away the time in museums. It is difficult to argue, but still winter and the city is a lot of fans. Deserted alley in enchanted with fluffy white coral trees, powdered sculptures of the Summer Garden, white caps on the familiar domes, sparkling in the sun crystals - all this transforms the familiar look of the city beyond recognition. And how handsome Petersburg during an evening snowfall when fluffy snowflakes slowly circling under the light of lanterns - "if not falling flakes, and patched cloak coming down the sky!" In winter Petersburg charms - the one who is able to see it all.
The grille of the Summer Garden in winter plumage. The grille was constructed by architect Yury Felten (1730-1801). Cap fences, columns and crown them were carved vases of red granite Vyborg fields and links from wrought iron. Photo (Photo Library BC): Sergei constable
View of St. Isaac's Cathedral. One gets the impression that the picture was taken in the 30s of the last century, but in reality - in 2005. Photo (Photo Library BC): apollodema
Bronze Horseman on Senate Square. "Copper" Peter I became because of the eponymous poem by Pushkin, in fact, a bronze monument. Photo (Photo Library BC): vvsr19
Mentally add to this picture a few wagons and get rare for marine painter Aivazovsky cityscape "St. Isaac's Cathedral on a cold day." Photo (Photo Library BC): Elena Zabavnova
View of Rabbit Island and the Peter and Paul Fortress. Photo (Photo Library BC): Olga Timkina
Walruses "Peter and Paul Fortress. In Hare Island from the 1960s began to gather hundreds of Leningrad "walrus", and settled in the fortress of winter swimming club "Big Neva". Photo (Photo Library BC): Julia Borissova
Leo philosopher at Laval mansion on the English Embankment. The sculptures look cold even chilled. Photo (Photo Library BC): Mikhail Shifrin
Vyborg Castle, based on a small island in the Gulf of Finland by the Swedes at the end of the XIII century. Photo (Photo Library BC): Andrey Litov
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There is a widespread view that there is no point to go to St. Petersburg in the winter: the bridges are not bred, fountains of Peterhof extinguished, the days are short, but with unfriendly Neva blows biting wind - Know yourself to while away the time in museums. It is difficult to argue, but still winter and the city is a lot of fans. Deserted alley in enchanted with fluffy white coral trees, powdered sculptures of the Summer Garden, white caps on the familiar domes, sparkling in the sun crystals - all this transforms the familiar look of the city beyond recognition. And how handsome Petersburg during an evening snowfall when fluffy snowflakes slowly circling under the light of lanterns - "if not falling flakes, and patched cloak coming down the sky!" In winter Petersburg charms - the one who is able to see it all.
The grille of the Summer Garden in winter plumage. The grille was constructed by architect Yury Felten (1730-1801). Cap fences, columns and crown them were carved vases of red granite Vyborg fields and links from wrought iron. Photo (Photo Library BC): Sergei constable
View of St. Isaac's Cathedral. One gets the impression that the picture was taken in the 30s of the last century, but in reality - in 2005. Photo (Photo Library BC): apollodema
Bronze Horseman on Senate Square. "Copper" Peter I became because of the eponymous poem by Pushkin, in fact, a bronze monument. Photo (Photo Library BC): vvsr19
Mentally add to this picture a few wagons and get rare for marine painter Aivazovsky cityscape "St. Isaac's Cathedral on a cold day." Photo (Photo Library BC): Elena Zabavnova
View of Rabbit Island and the Peter and Paul Fortress. Photo (Photo Library BC): Olga Timkina
Walruses "Peter and Paul Fortress. In Hare Island from the 1960s began to gather hundreds of Leningrad "walrus", and settled in the fortress of winter swimming club "Big Neva". Photo (Photo Library BC): Julia Borissova
Leo philosopher at Laval mansion on the English Embankment. The sculptures look cold even chilled. Photo (Photo Library BC): Mikhail Shifrin
Vyborg Castle, based on a small island in the Gulf of Finland by the Swedes at the end of the XIII century. Photo (Photo Library BC): Andrey Litov
Dobavleno1 in [mergetime] 1291491497 [/ mergetime]
FSE
Thank
I love my city
Taken here www.vokrugsveta.ru/telegraph/globe/1287/
Homoludens Thanks for your help and support!
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