Free Tourist Attractions, Activities & Other
Free Things to do in St Petersburg
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Peter & Paul Fortress
Other Destinations
Avrora Cruiser
Peter the great started
building the Peter and
Paul Fortress in 1703,
thus laid the foundation of
one of the most beautifull
cities in the world. Entry
to the grounds is free.
Entry fee for buildings
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The Avrora Cruiser in St
petersburg was an active
participant in the war with
Japan. The exposition is
devoted to the revolution
but is more popular for
the uniqueness of being
on board a Cruiser.
The Bronze Horseman
Alexander Park
The Anichkov Bridge
The Bronze Horseman overlooks the Neza river.
This monument to Peter
the Great has stood here
since its unveiling in 1783.
The statue is located in
the Senate Square
Located in the centre of
St Petersburg. Alexander
Park was named after
Alexander II. The garden
has gone through several
wars and has been relaid
on several occasions the
last of which in the 1920s
The Anichkov Bridge
crosses the Fontanka
River. its four famous
horse sculptures guard
each end and it is
spectacularly decorated,
it als has some beautifull
ornate iron railings.
