St. Petersburg

was nothing but swampland until Peter the Great decided to build a new port city that would become the country's "Window to the West". In 1712 St. Petersburg became Russia's capital, and by the latter part of the 19th century canals, bridges, and 300 palaces made it one of the most impressive cities in the country.St. Petersburg
Today, St. Petersburg is considered as the country's cultural capital. Its network of neoclassical architecture gives it a European and sophisticated feel that's different from the eastern parts of the country.
should not be missed.Palace Square which was the first building block that made St. Petersburg the city it is today. And a visit to the Peter and Paul Fortress, which holds one of the world's largest collections of art and artefacts. Another place to visit is the Hermitage MuseumOne of the attractions of St. Petersburg is the
for the most majestic views of St. Petersburg and the rest of Russia's countryside.rans-Siberian Railroad is one of the many activities in St. Petersburg they can enjoy. Another is taking the TNeva RiverIf travelling with kids, taking an hour-long boat ride along the