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St Petersburg, the name is reminiscent of some of Russia's greatest poets, writers and composers: Pushkin, Dostoevsky and Tchaikovsky. 19th century is the golden age of the wealthy class in St. Petersburg. This is a world of ballet and ball, art and literature, tea and caviar.

St. Petersburg, as long as the name is mentioned, will remind people of Russia's greatest poets, writers and composers: Pushkin, Dostoevsky and Tchaikovsky. 19th century is the golden age of the wealthy class in St. Petersburg. This is a world full of ballet and dance, art and literature, tea and caviar.

The golden age came to an end with the 1 world war. The workers are getting more and more dissatisfied. 19 17 years, communism came and promised peace and prosperity.

This golden age came to an end with the coming of the First World War. The dissatisfaction of the working class is getting stronger and stronger. In 19 17, the * * * production party came and assured the people of peace and prosperity.

St Petersburg became Petrograd in 19 14. People want to give their city a Russian name. Ten years later, the name of the city was changed again, this time to Leningrad. Then in 199 1, Leningrad people voted to restore the original name of the city. Some people are totally opposed to renaming. Others think it's too early. They say that Leningrad, the old Soviet Union, is not St. Petersburg in19th century literature.

St Petersburg became Petrograd in 19 14. People want to give the city a Russian name. Ten years later, the name of the city was changed again, this time it was called Leningrad. Then in 199 1 year, the residents of Leningrad voted to restore the original name of the city. Some people are totally opposed to renaming, while others think that renaming is too fast. They say that Leningrad in the old Soviet Union is no longer St Petersburg in the19th century.

So, what is St. Petersburg? In the chaotic post-communist world, no one really knows. Soviet-style quiet dignity no longer exists. Communist party's quotations were deleted and flashy advertisements appeared. Candies and cigarettes are sold in square and tasteless kiosks. Where's the costume? Well, anything is possible. Everyone wants to be different. But many people don't know the true meaning of freedom. In the past few years, the personal crime rate has been rising.

So, what is St. Petersburg? In the chaos after the * * * production party came to power, no one really knew the answer. That quiet but boring Soviet dignity is a thing of the past. * * * The slogan of the producer was changed and replaced by tacky advertisements. Those square and tasteless stalls sell candy and taro. As for the dress? Well, there are all styles. Everyone wants to be different. But many people still don't know the true meaning of freedom. In the past few years, the personal crime rate has continued to rise.

Nevertheless, you can still find some glorious past of this city. Standing at the western end of Vasilyevski Island. On the right is the elegant Winter Palace, which used to be the home of the czar. Its light blue sides and white classical columns make it probably the most elegant building in St. Petersburg. It has one of the most famous art museums in the world: Tashi Museum in Elmy. Inside, a 20-kilometer-long gallery has thousands of artworks. Look at your right shoulder. The huge golden dome of St. Isaac's Cathedral soars into the sky. You will also understand why St. Petersburg is called a "floating city", standing there, almost surrounded by water, and you can see four of the city's 42 islands.

But, in spite of this, you can still find some glorious past of this city. Standing at the western end of Visrivaski Island, on the right is the elegant Winter Palace, the former residence of the Tsar. Its light blue exterior walls and white classical columns make it probably the most elegant building in St. Petersburg. It contains the most famous art museum in the world: the Hermite Giant Museum. Inside, a 20-kilometer-long art gallery has thousands of works of art. Looking back from your right shoulder, the huge golden dome of St. Isaac's Cathedral extends to the sky. You will also understand why St. Petersburg is also called "floating city". Standing there, almost completely surrounded by water, you can see four of the city's 42 islands.

Cross the bridge and turn behind the Winter Palace. In the center of the huge palace square stands the Alexander column. It commemorates Russia's victory over Napoleon. The 650-ton granite column is not fixed on the base in any way. Its own weight keeps it upright. It was hoisted in place at 1832, and has been standing ever since.

Cross the bridge and turn to the back of the Winter Palace. In the center of the huge Winter Palace Square stands the Alexander column. It commemorates the victory of the war between Russia and Napoleon. The bottom of this 650-ton granite column is not fixed in any way, and there is no support at the bottom. 1832 has been standing there since it was erected.

Continue to the center of the old city, Nevsky Prospekt. Let the crowd rush by, but you take your time. Appreciate the exquisite carvings on bridges and columns, doorways and windows. Through the canal, past smaller palaces and other classical buildings. Immerse your eyes in light blue, green, yellow and pink.

Continue to Nawavsky Street, the center of the old city. When you take a leisurely walk, let the crowd rush past you. Appreciate the exquisite carvings on bridges and columns, doorways and windows. Through the canal, past smaller palaces and other classical buildings. Let your eyes enjoy light baskets, turquoise, yellow and pink.

Spend some time walking in the semicircle of Kazan Cathedral's huge brown column. Or, if you like Russian-style architecture, cross the street and walk a short way along the canal. The Church of Resurrection is located in the place where Tsar Alexander 1 1 was assassinated in 188 1.

Spend some time walking in the semicircle of Kazan Cathedral surrounded by huge brown columns. Or, if you like Russian-style architecture, cross the street and walk a short way along the canal. The Church of Resurrection is located in the place where Tsar Alexander II was assassinated in 188 1.

Go to the Peter Waltz Palace outside the city to enjoy the glory of the ancient empire. After Peter the Great visited France in the17th century, he decided to build himself a better palace than Versailles. His dream never came true in his lifetime. The buildings of palaces and parks took nearly two centuries to complete.

Leave the city, visit Peter's town and taste the magnificent flavor of the ancient palace. After visiting France at the end of17th century, Peter the Great decided to build himself a better palace than Versailles. In his life, this dream never came true. The complex buildings of palaces and parks took nearly two centuries to complete.

Few cities have the opportunity to reinvent themselves. This opportunity has now come to St. Petersburg. Some people may wish to return to the glory of the past, but most people know that this is impossible. They want to keep the essence of the past and move forward. You can bet that this city will not be old St. Petersburg, but something completely different.

Few cities have the opportunity to create themselves again, and now this opportunity has come to St. Petersburg. Some people may wish to return to the glory of the past, but most people know that this is impossible. They hope to keep the essence of the past and make progress. You can bet that this city will no longer be old St. Petersburg, but a completely different city.