* During our leisurely walk along Nevsky Prospekt, you will learn and see: - during the life of Peter the Great, 262 ships were launched from the stocks, one of which was destined to become a symbol of the city.; - where the heroes of Pushkin's poem "Eugene Onegin" strolled in the very center of St. Petersburg and find out where there is a cast-iron stove with the inscription "The Center of St. Petersburg", statues of Hercules and Flora, as well as busts of Zhukovsky, Gogol, Lermontov, Przhevalsky (and see his portrait resemblance to Stalin), Glinka, Gorchakov. - how did travelers pay for travel along Nevsky Prospekt in the XVIII century, because the construction of the road was prohibitively expensive, although it was possible to pay not only with money - on which side of the avenue did the residents of the city escape from shelling during the Siege of Leningrad and why did severe frosts save them from bombing - how housewives used birch trees, which grew in abundance along Nevsky Prospekt, until Empress Elizabeth forbade it. - how the patron and his talented serf immortalized their names and will see the only mansion in St. Petersburg, which has almost preserved its original appearance since the XVIII century, as well as visit the fruit of their joint work - the first Cathedral in St. Petersburg, built exclusively from Russian materials and exclusively by Russian craftsmen - an idea for a successful commercial project of a future billionaire merchant with a store of the same name on Nevsky Prospekt - where did the expression "from the ship to the ball" come from - where was the first skyscraper in the city? - where did elephants go to drink and how many years did elephants go from Persia to St. Petersburg? - and many other things that are usually hidden from view And also to have tea in a cafe that has become iconic for at least three of the greatest figures of Russian culture.