* Our walk through the places of the city connected with life, with the miracles and prophecies of Xenia of St. Petersburg will not leave anyone indifferent and will remain in your heart for a long time. You will understand why the life of Xenia the Blessed became a "feat of love" and get in touch with the history of these places. Let's visit the Blessed Xenia chapel and talk about the miracles that happened through her prayer. What awaits you: The tour will be interesting for both pilgrims and interested people, it is positive and kind. We will visit the places where Ksenia lived happily, where she and her husband "loved each other so much that words cannot describe." Let's talk about the events that prompted the Saint to pray not only for her beloved and early departed husband, but for all of us. We will also see the places where people lived, whom the Blessed Saint helped and prophesied. Where there was a temple in which she was baptized and crowned, the Smolensk cemetery and the Chapel in which she is buried. My guide's license will allow you to visit the Chapel where Xenia is buried without waiting in line, and climb the bell tower of the oldest Smolensk Church, as well as explore areas where entry is closed to ordinary tourists. We will see: • The street where Ksenia's house stood and we will even be able to drink coffee "visiting Ksenia" - in a cafe on the place where her house stood • Frescoes in the church located on the same street and consecrated in honor of Xenia the Blessed; • The square where the church where Xenia was married stood, where her husband and Xenia herself were buried. You will learn about why this oldest church in St. Petersburg was moved from the Peter and Paul Fortress. • A hearty Market where merchants vied with each other to invite Xenia and find out why they asked her to eat at least something. • The small but amazing Xenia Blessed Museum • Church of the Resurrection of Christ, where the family of our last emperor loved to pray; • The Smolensk Church, for the construction of which Xenia the Blessed lifted bricks on her shoulders; • We will climb the bell tower, from the observation deck of which there will be a view of the surrounding churches and the chapel of Xenia.