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• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: May 8-10, 2021

  …krone, Vyborg 500-600 rubles On a different note, if you’ve ever wanted to travel back in time and experience medieval times, then your dream is bound to come true this weekend. Vyborg is a perfect place to try on a suit of armor, hold a sword, and feel like a real knight, especially with the Knights’ Festival being right around the corner. From this

  05.05.2021

• Find Anything: A Guide to the Flea Markets of St. Petersburg

  …chedule. Unlike shopping malls that are open pretty much 24/7, flea markets have tighter or more unusual working hours. Usually, they are closed on Mondays and open earlier on weekends. Plan your arrival depending on your goal – the evening is a time to scoreg cheaper deals, while in the morning there’s a wider range of goods on offer. Bring some cash. Your c…

  04.05.2021

• Speak Like a Russian: Soviet Phrasebook

  …h is also a Labor Day tradition. “Субботник” (vaguely translated as “[something] that’s done on Saturdays“, or “Saturday event”) is when people really volunteer to gather on a weekend, usually on Saturday, and do something for the common good – usually, this has to do with groundskeeping, collecting recyclable materials, and so on, things that are done outside. The f…

  03.05.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: May 1-3, 2021

  …pping your coffee, what can be better?  Faces and Images exhibition  March 26 - May 30  Leningrad Center 300 rubles  Continuing our somewhat fairytale-themed weekend, we are turning to another exhibition – this time, it is the works of the Traugot family, some of the well-known Russian book illustrators. Georgyi Traugot, his two sons and his wife we…

  28.04.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: April 24-25, 2021

  …bition of works by Nathan Altman April 16 - June 13, Mon-Sun 11 am - 8 pm KGallery 250 rubles (or 100 rubles for students) – only e-tickets As per tradition, no weekend can go without us experiencing art in its numerous forms. And this weekend, KGallery invites you to explore the masterpieces of Nathan Altman, the renowne…

  21.04.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: April 17-18, 2021

• The New Things We’re Trying This Spring

  …decided to direct this energy to exploration of unknown Mother Russia. I can’t say for sure what it’s going to be – a baby step to visiting some of St. Petersburg suburbs on a weekend or a grand week-long tour to the Ural Mountains, depends on how lucky and productive I will be. But I believe it’s a high time to discover and rediscover many-sided Russia not through Y…

  09.04.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: April 10-11, 2021

  …nner peace among this informational turbulence.  Ideas for cinephiles April 10-11 Angleterre Cinema Lounge, Avrora cinema, Rodina cinema 250-700 rubles  This weekend, the three central cinemas of St. Petersburg will treat us to:  screenings of the London International Animation Festival – with films from all over the world tackling the deep topic…

  07.04.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: April 3-4, 2021

  …ture, the Stillness exhibition was made just for you! Don’t miss the chance to expand your horizons and discover the world of Russian sculpture at St. Petersburg’s Manege this weekend. The exhibition brings together over 150 artworks created between the 18th and 20th centuries. From must-know masterpieces to more obscure art, you will find yourself in a frozen mise-e…

  31.03.2021

• Live Your Best Spring in St. Petersburg

  …oods, check this piece.  Into the unknown Once it gets even warmer (and, fingers crossed, remains sunny), the citizens of St. Pete will resume their annual practice of weekend getaways to the Gulf of Finland and the many palaces surrounding the city: Gatchina, Pavlovsk, Petergof, Tsarskoye Selo, Sestroretsk… The list can go on, but what’s important is to make…

  30.03.2021