St. Petersburg is Russia’s second largest city, renowned for being the country’s greatest cultural and historical treasure. Visitors can start off at the State Hermitage Museum, which features a vast collection of art and treasures housed in a palace that was once home to the Romanov Tsars who ruled the Russian Empire. Dvortsovyi Most is an old, 250-meter long drawbridge where visitors can relax and watch the shipping traffic pass through the canal at night or take pictures of the spectacular scenery and surrounding architecture. At Gatchinskii Dvorets, visitors can explore a medieval-looking palace that displays the personal telegrams, notes and letters written by Alexander III and his family who once lived there. Other notable items such as hunting diaries and watercolors are also on display and the beautiful grounds outside are home to gardens, parks and lakes that surround the palace.
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