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A city of palaces and museums, broad avenues and narrow canals,
St. Petersburg’s short history is rich in architectural and artistic treasures. Alongside world-famous attractions such as the Hermitage and St. Isaac’s Cathedral, the city has a lot of equally interesting buildings A_______________________. St. Petersburg is considered to be Russia’s cultural capital. It reflects the country’s extraordinary fate like no other city.

St. Petersburg is a relatively young city, by both Russian and European standards, as B_______________________. Despite its short life, the city has a rich history. From the early days of Peter the Great to modern times, the city has always bustled with life and intrigue.

Lying across the delta of the Neva River, St. Petersburg, the Venice of the North, is a city C_______________________, some of which are well-known for their unique history. Bridges are an essential part of the city’s architectural make-up. Among the city’s over 500 bridges, there are numerous technological masterpieces. The centre of the city offers vast areas of green space, D_______________________.

St. Petersburg is a beautiful and fascinating holiday destination and one E_______________________. Whether to visit the city in a romantic and snowy Russian winter F_______________________, visitors will be spellbound by
St. Petersburg’s culture and beauty.

that is built on hundreds of islands

or during the dazzling white nights in summer

i t was only founded in 1703 by Tsar Peter the Great

or considering a variety of the trip accommodation offers

that reveal the mysterious and tragic genius of St. Petersburg

of the most intriguing and historically significant cities in Europe

including beautiful historic gardens and extensive leisure parks

St. Petersburg Regular Trains And Railway Stations

St. Petersburg runs five major railway stations serving long-distance and short-distance trains. Local railway system is not connected to the metro (subway) system, neither exists a city’s railway network like S-Bahn in Berlin.

Essentials

All five stations are located in the city center just near subway stations. They are being managed by Directorate of railway stations (DRS), a subsidiary of the Russian Railways JSC.
The inquiry office of DRS: 8 (800) 775-00-00
The stations provide Wi Fi access to the Internet, a free session is limited by 25 minutes. And of poor quality.
All the stations are open 24 hours.

Addresses And Phone Numbers Of The Railway Stations And Served Destinations

Baltiysky

Subway station: Baltiyskaya (red line)
Address: 198095, Obvodny canal embankment, 120

Destinations:
Long distance: Gdov, Pskov.
Short distance: Oranienbaum (a town of Lomonosov), Peterhof, Gatchina, Luga, Kingisepp, Ivangorod.

Finlayndsky

Subway station: Ploshad Lenina
Address: 195009, Ploshad Lenina, 6
Destinations:
Long distance: Finland (Kouvola, Lahti, Helsinki).
Short distance: Vyborg, Priozersk, Zelenogorsk, Repino, Solnechny, Petrokrepost, the lake of Ladoga.

Ladozhsky

Subway station: Ladozhskaya
Address: 195277, Zanevsky prospect, 73
Destinations:
Long distance: Finland, Moscow, Murmansk, Arkhangelsk, Petrozavodsk, Ekaterinburg, Vologda, Novosibirsk, Tyumen, Adler (Sochi), Anapa.
Short distance: Volkhovstroy, Nevdubstroy, Mga, Kirishi, Budogosh, Tikhvin, Staraya Ladoga.

Moskovsky

Subway station: Ploshad Vosstaniya
Address: 191036, Nevsky prospect, 85
Destinations:
Long distance: Moscow, Velikiy Novgorod, Tver, Bryansk, Adler (Sochi) and a lot of major destinations east and south of St. Petersburg.
Short distance: Tosno, Shapki, Lyuban, Malaya Vishera, Volkhovstroy, Nevdubstroy, Budogosh, Kolpino, Kirishi, Staraya Ladoga.

Vitebsky

Subway station: Zvenigorodskaya (violet line). The entrance to the station Pushkinskaya that’s the closest to Vitebsky is currently being repaired.
Address: 198013, Zagorodny prospect, 52
Destinations:
Long distance: Ukraine, Belarus, Tallinn, Vilnius, Riga.
Short distance: Pushkin, Pavlovsk, Oredezh, Velikiy Novgorod, Luga.

Popular Destinations Near St. Petersburg And Stations To Go From

(*note, you must have a special permission to come in Ivangorod)

Additional Services

Most of the St. Petersburg’s railway stations offer the following range of services (in addition to luggage rooms, toilets, shopping, financial services, fast food, arrival, departure, Wi Fi etc):
— Accommodation. Decent and cheap, though not at a hotel’s level, of course
— VIP waiting rooms with TV, shower, sofas, high-speed Internet access.
— Express delivery services
— Rooms for negotiations
— Announcement on the station
— Inquiry on timetable
— Porter service
— Booking a taxi

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Railway terminals of St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is a city of fi ve active railway terminals that ( SYMBOL ) link past and present.

Baltic Terminal was constructed in the middle of the 19th century on the southern bank of the Obvodnoy Canal. It used to direct the trains to Tallinn but since 1933 the terminal has been used to handle ( SUBURB ) communications only.

Moscow Terminal is a crossroads of ways running through Central and South Russia, Crimea, Siberia and Eastern Ukraine. The first ( ERECT ) appeared in 1844–51 and was named Nicholaevsky after the reigning monarch Nicholas I. It has a twin train station in Moscow known as Leningradsky Rail Terminal.

Vitebsk Terminal was the fi rst railway station to be built in the city and the whole of the Russian Empire in 1837. It was the greatest ( IMPROVE ) of engineering that crucially changed the life in the city and in the country.

Finland Terminal handles transport to northern destinations including Helsinki and Vyborg. Finland Station was designed by ( SWEDEN ) architects, built by Finnish State Railways and opened in 1870.

Ladozhsky Terminal is one of the newest, the largest and most modern passenger railway station in Russia. It opened in 2003 for the 300th anniversary of the city’s ( FOUND ). It serves routes to the north and east previously served by Moscow Terminal and by Finland Station. Of the stations in Saint Petersburg, this station is the only ‘not terminus’ station, that trains can pass.

Railway terminals of St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is a city of fi ve active railway terminals that symbolically link past and present.

Baltic Terminal was constructed in the middle of the 19th century on the southern bank of the Obvodnoy Canal. It used to direct the trains to Tallinn but since 1933 the terminal has been used to handle suburban communications only.

Moscow Terminal is a crossroads of ways running through Central and South Russia, Crimea, Siberia and Eastern Ukraine. The first erection appeared in 1844–51 and was named Nicholaevsky after the reigning monarch Nicholas I. It has a twin train station in Moscow known as Leningradsky Rail Terminal.

Vitebsk Terminal was the fi rst railway station to be built in the city and the whole of the Russian Empire in 1837. It was the greatest improvement of engineering that crucially changed the life in the city and in the country.

Finland Terminal handles transport to northern destinations including Helsinki and Vyborg. Finland Station was designed by swedish architects, built by Finnish State Railways and opened in 1870.

Ladozhsky Terminal is one of the newest, the largest and most modern passenger railway station in Russia. It opened in 2003 for the 300th anniversary of the city’s founding (или foundation). It serves routes to the north and east previously served by Moscow Terminal and by Finland Station. Of the stations in Saint Petersburg, this station is the only ‘not terminus’ station, that trains can pass.

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Saint Petersburg A city of palaces and museums, broad avenues and narrow canals, St. Petersburg’s short history is rich in architectural and artistic treasures. Alongside world-famous attractions such as the Hermitage and St. Isaac’s Cathedral, the city has a lot of equally interesting buildings ___ (A). St. Petersburg is considered to be Russia’s cultural capital. It reflects the country’s extraordinary fate like no other city.

St. Petersburg is a relatively young city, by both Russian and European standards, as ___ (B). Despite its short life, the city has a rich history. From the early days of Peter the Great to modern times, the city has always bustled with life and intrigue.

Lying across the delta of the Neva River, St. Petersburg, the Venice of the North, is a city ___ (C), some of which are well-known for their unique history. Bridges are an essential part of the city’s architectural make-up. Among the city’s over 500 bridges, there are numerous technological masterpieces. The centre of the city offers vast areas of green space, ___ (D).

St. Petersburg is a beautiful and fascinating holiday destination and one ___ (E). Whether to visit the city in a romantic and snowy Russian winter ___ (F), visitors will be spellbound by St. Petersburg’s culture and beauty.

1. that is built on hundreds of islands
2. or during the dazzling white nights in summer
3. it was only founded in 1703 by Tsar Peter the Great
4. or considering a variety of the trip accommodation offers
5. that reveal the mysterious and tragic genius of St. Petersburg
6. of the most intriguing and historically significant cities in Europe
7. including beautiful historic gardens and extensive leisure parks

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Пропуску B соответствует часть текста под номером 3.
Пропуску C соответствует часть текста под номером 1.
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Пропуску E соответствует часть текста под номером 6.
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Why was St. Petersburg renamed?

The first name given by Peter I has obvious roots: St. Peter + burg (city). The city was renamed Petrograd in 1914 when WWI started to make it sound less German. Then the city was named Leningrad after the death of Vladimir Lenin in 1924, before it was returned to its original title after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Interesting fact: The surrounding region is still known as Leningrad Oblast.

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Was St. Petersburg the capital of Russia?

The city remained the capital until the Empire’s demise following the 1917 Revolution. The Bolsheviks moved the capital back to Moscow in 1918 fearing foreign invasion. Next year marks 100 years since the city was finally baptized the center of Russia.

The statue of Peter the Great in Saint Petersburg at sunset.

Why is St. Petersburg important?

St. Petersburg is Russia`s second largest city after Moscow with more than five million inhabitants. Located on the Neva River, it has a strategically important port on the Baltic Sea.

St. Petersburg travel guides

The two main questions facing any traveler: What to see and where to go? We have written dozens of articles on the topic. Here are the best:

Palace Square from a bird’s-eye view. Saint Petersburg.

Nikolay Gyngazov/Global Look Press

What is St. Petersburg famous for?

For its history, culture, and landmarks of course: Cathedrals, imperial residences, museums, and theaters. For the same reasons St. Petersburg is also called “the cultural capital.”

Golden statues and fountains in Peterhof Park Petrodvorets.

Nikolay Gyngazov/Global Look Press

Celling in The Hermitage, Saint Petersburgю

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