Disembarking in St Petersburg

Discover the magic of Russia in its former Imperial capital, St Petersburg

For most, the gilded churches and winter palace are on their 'must see' list, and although they are beautiful and worth seeing we have put together an alternative guide to St Petersburg:

? The Lutheran Church of St. Anne, or Annenkirche ?
The oldest Lutheran church in St. Petersburg also acts as a place of pilgrimage for admirers of rock culture, contemporary art - it's event diary is full to the brim with exciting exhibits and concerts. however, if you want to just wander about, the Gloomy interior is sure to bring out your inner photographer.

???? The House of Scientists ????
The House of Scientists is the palace of Grand Duke Vladimir Aleksandrovich, the son of Emperor Alexander II. However, this place is now the centre of the intellectual and scientific life of the city, where the famous "Alferov Tea Party" is held every year.

???? Bolshaya Konushennaya ????
For a tasty treat, look no further than the famous doughnut shop. This small two-roomed cafe has been serving greasy and filling doughnuts. Although there have been some superficial improvements to the décor, the high tables have been retained, the same crockery is used, the prices are still very modest, but most importantly the recipes for crunchy doughnuts sprinkled with icing sugar and accompanied by milky coffee are the same.

???? Freud’s Dream Museum ????
As the name suggests, this museum is dedicated to examining dreams using Sigmund Freud’s theories. The first part of the museum focuses on Freud’s 12 stages of development. The second section is modelled like a dreamscape and relies on an eerie, unsettling blend of images, lights, and sounds to trigger the visitor’s subconscious.

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