* Before Christmas, St. Petersburg turns into a Fairy-Tale City. Light fountains, sparkling streets, buildings decorated in New Year's decorations, Christmas markets - all this creates an amazing atmosphere of celebration and magic. I invite you to join this celebration! We will walk around the city center, talk about New Year's traditions, find out how the New Year Tree differs from the Christmas Tree, and Santa Claus from Santa Claus, where the Old New Year came from, and recall New Year's tales and Christmas stories. We will stop at the most beautiful places where fantastic light compositions are created - at the Admiralty and at the Winter Palace. We will play Christmas games and definitely take a walk along the Palace Square to the main Christmas Tree of St. Petersburg, if desired, we will look into one of the Cathedrals and admire the Christmas Nativity Scene, stroll along the light alley on Malaya Konyushennaya and along the sparkling lights of Nevsky Prospekt. Let's take a look at the Christmas Market and talk about Christmas toys. And of course, what a Christmas Eve without fortune-telling and carols! And we'll also tell you - when did they start celebrating the New Year in Russia and what does Peter the Great have to do with it? - what gifts did Russian princesses receive for Christmas and is it possible to put a groom under the tree? - how does Santa Claus differ from Santa Claus and who is the Snow Maiden? - where did Yolasvenneir come from and what kind of trouble should we be afraid of 13 days before Christmas? - what is sochivo and why stick it to the ceiling - what kind of carols are there, and who is a Stargazer? - what did the Gregorian calendar do to displease the ladies of the court of George II This tour is conducted for both children and adults, because children always have a favorite holiday for New Year's Eve, and adults also become a little children in the New Year. An individual tour can be booked on any date. The minimum group is 5 people.