New tour route "Peter's Ring" will appear in St. Petersburg
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New tour route "Peter's Ring" will appear in St. Petersburg

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10-05-2022
 

A tourist route "Peter's Ring" is being developed in St. Petersburg, the Russia Travel portal reports.

"It will unite the "old" and "new" sights associated with the name of Peter I," the message says.

The route will pass through the historical center of the city, Strelna, Peterhof, Kronstadt, Sestroretsk and the new area of ​​Lakhta.

Along the way, tourists will see the Peter and Paul Fortress, the Admiralty, the House of Peter I, the Summer Garden, the Kunstkamera, the Palace of Peter I, the Great Menshikov Palace, Shlisselburg and the Oreshek fortress, as well as other attractions.


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