* St. Petersburg and the Russian navy are two inextricably linked lines in the history of our country. It is impossible to imagine St. Petersburg otherwise, because the city was conceived for the sake of one goal - the sea. Wooden and later steel armadas of ships grew up in the shipyards of the city, the first military and civilian expeditions were sent from the ports of St. Petersburg, led by talented officers who had passed the northern winds, hardened in the forge of Russian science and engineering. The tour route: - Admiralty - St. Nicholas Epiphany Naval Cathedral - New Holland - Naval Museum - The college named after Peter the Great - Monument to I.F. Krusenstern - Icebreaker Krasin - Submarine C-189 - St. Andrew's Cathedral - Strelka V.O - Troitskaya Square - Monument to the 300th Russian Fleet - Cruiser Aurora - Nakhimov College - Monument to the sailors of the destroyer "Stereguschy"