* Peterhof car tour – fountains of the Lower Park (from May to October). What is Peterhof in a nutshell? It's the water and the sky, it's sparkling diamond spray, shady alleys, the scent of flowers, the cries of seagulls and the coast of the Gulf of Finland – undoubtedly, this is one of the most vivid impressions of exploring St. Petersburg. The "Russian Versailles", as Peterhof is often called, arose 300 years ago at the behest of Peter the Great as the embodiment of enormous possibilities and a symbol of the long–awaited military triumph - victory over Sweden. The grandiose water extravaganza impresses not only with its scale, but also with its uniqueness – there has never been a single seaside residence with fountains in the world where 1000 liters of water would be spilled per second! You will be able to see all this with your own eyes, learn the history of the creation of the stunning Petrovsky aqueduct, try your luck near the cheerful firecracker fountains and stroll along the shore of the bay. If desired, you can complement a walk in the park with a visit to one of the many Peterhof museums: the Imperial Grand Palace, Peter's cozy Monplaisir, the Special Storeroom museum and others. And you can also sail to Peterhof! Or vice versa – to swim out of it quickly and comfortably. I will definitely tell you all the possibilities and organizational details so that you can choose your ideal option for a visit to the Fountain Capital.