* Family private tour of Peter and Paul Fortress. "The tale of how Tsar Peter built Petersburg" is an opportunity to easily and casually get acquainted with the most interesting facts of St. Petersburg's biography, playfully explore a unique fortress and learn all the secrets that are kept behind its thick walls. During the tour we will visit different parts of Hare Island. We'll find out why it's called that, what the first houses of St. Petersburg looked like, why the Peter and Paul Cathedral was needed, what the commandant was doing at the pier and what's going on at the Mint, why the monument to Peter the Great is so strange, and much, much more. On a sightseeing tour of the Peter and Paul Fortress, children and their parents will find riddles, quizzes and delicious prizes. Also, on the tour, each child will receive a map of the Peter and Paul Fortress with stickers, and at the end of our walk, a Diploma from the honorary guest of the Peter and Paul Fortress. Classic and extended routes. Their main difference is that as part of the extended route, it is possible to visit the Peter and Paul Cathedral and the Grand Ducal Tomb, where members of the imperial family, including Peter I, are buried. On a tour of the cathedral, you can see the graves of Russian emperors, learn about their burial ceremonies, the construction of grave crypts, the burial of members of the last imperial family, etc. In addition, as part of this route, you will also be able to get acquainted with the history of the main political prison of tsarist Russia, located in the Trubetskoy bastion of the fortress. The classic route: • Petrovsky Gate • The first houses of St. Petersburg • Monument to Peter the Great • Peter the Great's boat • The Commandant's pier • Nevsky Gate • Peter and Paul Cathedral • The Mint • Bastions Extended route: • Additionally, we will visit the Peter and Paul Cathedral • The Grand Ducal Tomb • Trubetskoy Bastion Prison An excursion to the Peter and Paul Fortress is perfect for families with children aged 6-12 and groups of schoolchildren.