Spotter since 2018
About me
The more I travel, the more I like my hometown. Having founded a small translation agency in St. Petersburg, I also work with some other international companies in Europe (mainly in Germany).
I really like it when people from abroad visit my country and my city and not only for specific events like the World Cup, but also for new experiences.
Why Saint Petersburg
Because absolutely every building in the city center has its own unique history, the history of the people who lived there during different periods of time… It creates a special atmosphere of hidden secrets behind every door that you pass by. And these "histories" must be told and shared.
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"The Manege" in Saint Petersburg isn't just a place for trade fairs anymore -- the art exhibitions in this historical riding hall are just stunning!
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The "Octagon Wellyard" in Saint Petersburg has a unique shape and a beautiful cast-iron tree in the middle said to grant any wish if touched. Open 24/7...
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The "Pharmacy of Dr. Pel" gives Vasilievsky Island in Saint Petersburg part of its magical reputation. Come here for an experience with medicine & alchemy!
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"Club-Museum Kamchatka" in Saint Petersburg started off as a boiler house. Russian rock legend, Viktor Tsoi, used to work and began his career here...
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"Dacha Gauswald" is a wooden art nouveau building in Saint Petersburg from 1898. It has been abandoned and left to ruin. Come see it before it's demolished
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The "Cabin of Peter I" is considered to be the first house in Saint Petersburg where Tsar Peter spent his summers from 1703 to 1708. It's remarkably small!
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The "Italian Courtyard" in Saint Petersburg has become an unofficial attraction of the city after it was made 'Italian' by residents & talented artists...
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"The Hat Jazz Bar" in Saint Petersburg is a jazz hotspot for musicians from Russia and around the world. Come here late and listen to some real jazz...
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