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1. State Hermitage Museum
City Center | Museum/GalleryLeonardo's Benois Madonna, Rembrandt's Danaë, Matisse's The Dance ... one of the world's most famous museums is virtually wallpapered with...Read More
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2. State Museum of Russian Art
City Center | Museum/GalleryIn 1898 Nicholas II turned the stupendously majestic neoclassical Mikhailovsky Palace (Mikhailovsky Dvorets) into what has become one of the...Read More
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3. Alexander Pushkin Apartment Museum
City Center | Museum/GalleryAfter fighting a duel to defend his wife's honor, the beloved Russian poet Alexander Pushkin died in a rented apartment in this building on...Read More
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4. Anna Akhmatova Literary Museum
City Center | Museum/GalleryThe famous St. Petersburg poet lived for many years in a communal apartment in a wing of this former palace of Count Sheremetyev. Akhmatova...Read More
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5. Artillery Museum
Petrograd Side | Museum/GalleryYou can't miss St. Petersburg's main army museum—just look for the hundreds of pieces of artillery on the grounds outside. Exhibits have a distinctly...Read More
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6. Chamber of Art
Museum/GalleryThis fine example of Russian baroque is painted bright azure with white trim and stands out from the surrounding classically designed architecture...Read More
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7. Ethnography Museum
City Center | Museum/GalleryCostumes, crafts, and other artifacts provide a look at the various ethnic groups of the former Soviet Union. If you're traveling with kids...Read More
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8. F.M. Dostoyevsky Literary-Memorial Museum
Vladimirskaya | Museum/GalleryHere, in the last place in which he lived, Fyodor Dostoyevsky (1821–81) wrote The Brothers Karamazov. Dostoyevsky preferred to live in the...Read More
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9. General Staff Building
City Center | Museum/GalleryThe eastern side of ploshchad Dvortsovaya (Palace Square) is formed by the huge arc of this building; its form and size give the square its...Read More
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10. LabirintUm
Petrograd Side | Museum/GalleryAbout 60 exhibits provide visitors with the opportunity to learn the laws of physics, chemistry, and nature in an entertaining way, whether...Read More
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11. Russian Political History Museum
Petrograd Side | Museum/GalleryAlmost as interesting as the paintings, posters, flags, and porcelain tracing the history of Russia in the 20th century is the history of this...Read More
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12. St. Petersburg Circus
City Center | Museum/GalleryThough not as famous as the Moscow Circus, St. Petersburg's version of this popular Russian form of entertainment dates from 1867 and remains...Read More
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13. State Museum "Smolny"
Liteiny/Smolny | Museum/GalleryGiacomo Quarenghi designed this neoclassical building between 1806 and 1808 in the style of an imposing country manor. It's here where Lenin...Read More
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14. Vladimir Nabokov Museum-Apartment
Admiralteisky | Museum/GalleryVladimir Nabokov (1899–1977), best known in America for the novel Lolita, was born and lived in this apartment until his 18th year. Judging...Read More
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15. Zoological Museum
Vasilievsky Island | Museum/GalleryAn unusual collection of more than 30,000 species includes a mammoth, now stuffed, recovered from Siberia in 1901, and it joins tigers, foxes...Read More
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