St.Petersburg is certainly one of the most amazing cities in the world.Some call it second Venice because of its numerous canals and bridges.It is a combination of different architecture styles.You will need more then couple of weeks to explore it.
I have been living in St.Petersburg for 5 years and here I want to share pictures of it with my outlook.
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Saturday, 13 September 2008
Random Pictures from my Stroll Yesterday
Me with an eagle :) It was quite interesting and exciting experience,it was even a bit scary
Hi, It was a pleasure seeing your St Petersburg photographs, as I have just recently returned from visiting your lovely city with my four sons. While we are all from the States, my father and all my ancestors are from Russia, primarily St Petersburg, and it was both moving and rewarding to explore the city. We were able to find the former home of my Great Grandfather, AS Suvorin, as well as his theatre (presently The Tovstonogov Bolshoi Drama Theatre) and his burial site in one of the cemeteries of the A Nevsky Lavra. Thank you for your postings. Bob Souvorin (spelling was changed by US Immigration when my Grandmother and her sons fled to the US after the revolution.
Great work done by you.Nice blog.The graphic and ur article about st.petersberg is good.Looking ahead the same and more articles on tourist places.Thanks
Me with an eagle :) It was quite interesting and exciting experience,it was even a bit scary
Kazanskiy Cathedral
Mihaylovsky Theater
Details from Russian Museum's Fence
Details from the Russian Ethnography Museum
Pushkin's Statue 
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Hi,
It was a pleasure seeing your St Petersburg photographs, as I have just recently returned from visiting your lovely city with my four sons. While we are all from the States, my father and all my ancestors are from Russia, primarily St Petersburg, and it was both moving and rewarding to explore the city. We were able to find the former home of my Great Grandfather, AS Suvorin, as well as his theatre (presently The Tovstonogov Bolshoi Drama Theatre) and his burial site in one of the cemeteries of the A Nevsky Lavra.
Thank you for your postings.
Bob Souvorin (spelling was changed by US Immigration when my Grandmother and her sons fled to the US after the revolution.
Great work done by you.Nice blog.The graphic and ur article about st.petersberg is good.Looking ahead the same and more articles on tourist places.Thanks
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