Mini Hotel Nevsky 98
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To Peterhof and Yusupov
... by the famous Ivan Aivazovsky.”””” End of long article from Wikipedia.
Back to the car and there is a bus on the short drive trying to make the turn and a car parked correctly on the curve is being bounced up and down by three men to move it closer to the curb so the bus can get by. The alarm doesn't go off. Then the driver slaps the car mirror against its side and the alarm goes off and the owner comes running who is a ...
Russias Cosmopoliton Town of Culture
... wasnt to far from the main road was thinking it shouldnt be to tricky to find the place.
After getting off the bus managed to recognise the church I had seen on a map and decided to wander there first. found what seemed like to be the end of Sunday mass and would of liked a few photos but thought it would be intrusive.
Headed down the street to Petrodvorets grounds where I walked past the fountains towards the main palace and museum. When entering the ...
"Didn't get to bed last night"
... enjoy myself. After he publicly shamed me for eating cake for dinner, we both got ready and caught a bus to Camden Market, where he smugly ordered a real dinner of take-away Indian. He faintly remembered the name of the venue, and we set out asking people where to go. To make a long story short, after about 45 minutes of walking and making politically incorrect jokes and comments, we finally ended up in Kentish Town at the pub. We paid our money and went ...
St Petersburg - a day at the Hermitage
... museum for hours and hours - and hours. The immense size of this building is overwhelming and I only wish I'd arrived earlier. I had no idea there was so much packed into this place and so much art that was even recognisable by someone like me - not an expert on artistic masterpieces. If you want a place that has all the big names from Renoir to Monet and Pizarro, then this is it. Even though I'm not one of the world's biggest art fans, I've visited some of the ...
Into Russia
... gazing at the scenery as it brushed by in moon-lit silvery. In the cold white light we passed small towns that looked like they'd been carved from concrete and decorated with rusty iron. Despite being the middle of the night, men stood padded with layers and wrapped in shadow, gazing at us as we passed with small dark eyes.
I woke suddenly to wide lamplit avenues and the glare of heavy traffic. The hazy streetlights cast austere shadows over imposing soviet style buildings ...
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