* We will get acquainted with the amazing architectural ensemble located on the banks of the Bolshaya Neva River. The Senate Square opens its arms to her, and Peter I flies on a bronze horse. We will learn about the history of the creation of this monument, as well as how Etienne Falcone managed to tell about such a different Peter I with one monument. We will also assemble our own bronze horseman. St. Isaac's Cathedral dominates the square. After examining the facade of the cathedral, we will find cracks and recesses on its columns, reminiscent of the shelling during the siege of Leningrad. And then we'll put together the St. Isaac's Cathedral puzzle. On St. Isaac's Square, we will try to find a building that was decorated with the lost sculptures of the Dioscuri and their tamed horses. The last monument will be found at the Blue Bridge, where Nicholas I reared his horse. We will recall the technological "highlights" of the monument and other works of the sculptor Klodt. Having found all the horses, the Dioscuri, and added the goddess Nika to them, we will assemble a well-known sculpture group. Which one? To find the answer, come on a guided tour! During the tour, we will find out: How many Alexander Columns does a Thunder Stone weigh? How does a snake help a horse? How to defeat the Swedes, tame the elements and reform Russia – how to tell about it with the help of one monument? What is happiness, if not money, for Etienne Falcone? Where is the proud horse galloping to, and where will he lower his hooves? What squares are there only in St. Petersburg? What gives the Senate Square its "... strict, slender appearance"? What does the Senate Square have in common with the Palace Square and the Admiralty building? Why would the Dioscuri go down to Hades and climb Olympus? In which city of Italy can you see the same sculptures? How many St. Isaac's Cathedrals were there? Where is the "monument of two kingdoms, both so decent"? Where is the "autograph" of Montferrand on St. Isaac's Cathedral? How many buses do the columns of the lower tier of St. Isaac's Cathedral weigh? What was grown in the park on St. Isaac's Square during the years of the blockade?