St. Isaac's Cathedral St. Petersburg

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    St. Petersburg

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    Slept very poorly, thanks perhaps in part to the howling of the wind outside, perhaps to the unfamiliar bed. This apartment is significantly smaller than Olga's, or at least it feels smaller. The view out the window, behind the opaque red and gold floral curtains, is pretty dismal regardless of the weather. A bunch of concrete (post-Stalin?) …

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    Our tour

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    ... I had seen in many other countries were all represented here. Check the Hermitage Museum on the web. Also check out St Isaac's Cathedral, I won't go into it all here but it too is splendid. The Russian people suffered greatly during the Second World ...

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    Ice dodging

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    ... park The Peter and Paul fortress Peter and Paul cathedral Nevsy Prospekt All the frozen rivers, (found a man ice fishing on one) St Isaac's cathedral (we climbed to the top of the spire) many others we cant remember. We got back after six hours non stop ...

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    Living in a Squat

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    ... , past Admiralty Gardens and onto the famous Peter the Great, the Bronze Horseman statue. St Petersburg is definitely a beautiful city. We walked past St Isaac's Cathedral and along the frozen river. At this time we were both freezing as it was about ...

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    Ballet and all in St. Petersburg

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    ... on the floor.     Ryan in the meantime did not make it to the fortress, but instead visited the beautiful St. Isaac's cathedral from where you can also get a bird's view of the city. Good for photos of course.   Our friendly guide ...

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    St Pete's - it's all a festive blur

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    ... Pete's, even if you only have six hours of light per day (and you just used four indoors). Our next stop was St Isaac's cathedral, a monumental church with the largest red marble columns I've seen in my short but sweet existence. All carved out of single ...

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    Nevskiy Prospekt and Beyond

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    ... a horse at the center of St. Isaac's Square.  Here we stopped to stretch for a few moments and marvel at St. Isaac's Cathedral, the massive black church with a golden dome. The next site was the first cozy and gentle monument on the tour. ...

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    Window to the West

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    ... ;                We concluded our walking tour by going by St. Isaac's Cathedral.  This cathedral was built in the late 1800s and has a beautiful exterior.  We chose not ...

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    Around Petersburg

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    ... presents the Russian Empire style, with rows of white columns, relief details and numerous statues. It now serves as a naval college. ST. ISAAC'S CATHEDRAL The largest cathedral in the city with its 101.5 m height and the largest church in Russia ...

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    From Russia With Love

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    ... the morning, stopping at the Aurora, the ship that had fired the signal shot for the revolution. We ended up outside St Isaac's Cathedral, the golden dome of which dominates the city skyline. From there a group of us were taken to the St Peter and ...

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    Second day in St. Petersburg

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    ... bistro café was quite nice, not to mention the Russian pancake stall. Then we strolled along the river to the St Isaac's Cathedral. Wow... the interior of the church was unbelievably exquisite. The gold, huge columns of marble, and the painting like ...