St. Petersburg In The Winter: Incredible Photos
Place: The Yusuposvkiy garden, Sadovaya-street, 50.
St. Petersburg is mostly visited in the summer, but it is also beautiful in these winter days. Coming here in the cold times makes sense also because of free museums. No long queues to the Hermitage, no overcrowded cafes and other museums. Cultural “shopping” here is the best in the winter! As well as some picturesque places, such as the Yusupovskiy garden (mentioned above), where this photo was made:
Rivers and canals seem to be frozen,...
January 25th, 2010 | Ivan Stupachenko | Read More | Comments: 3Filed under: doing the city, streets, top-feature, winter walkings
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