* Walking tour with a visit to the museum-model of ancient St. Petersburg I invite you to travel through time. Is it really possible to find out and see how the wildest urban planning dreams came true in St. Petersburg in 2 hours? Yes, if you go on a walking tour of the city center, and then visit the unique museum-model of St. Petersburg of the 18th century. To admire the city from a bird's–eye view, to hear its sound, to examine everything in detail and, as if in reality, to breathe in the frosty air of winter twilight, when night falls on the city and hundreds of lights light up over the Neva River - this museum will not leave anyone indifferent! On this tour you will find three main city squares and get acquainted with the symbols of St. Petersburg.: Nevsky Prospect (and now Prospect) is not only the center of attraction for everyone and everything, but also a highway with a three–hundred-year history. Let's figure out why it's hard to get lost in St. Petersburg, but it's easy to get tired. Once on the Palace Square, we'll admire the famous Winter Palace, the main palace of the Russian Empire with a difficult fate and a lot of secrets. • The Neva Embankment, a river whose harsh nature has been adapted to all urban life, will delight with grandiose panoramas and a fresh wind. Moving along its course, let's talk about bridges (and their absence), terrible floods and dizzying city holidays. • Senate Square and the legendary Bronze Horseman – let's discuss the most mysterious image in Russian poetry, as well as the main rebellion of the 19th century. St. Isaac's Cathedral is a giant temple that appeared "not because of, but in spite of" and amazes even the most cold–blooded travelers with its scale. Our walk will end with a visit to the Petrovskaya Aquatoria interactive mock-up museum. What is it? This is St. Petersburg without rain and wind, the northern capital in miniature, stunning detail, tons of real water and the opportunity to walk around the whole city in just an hour.