Palace bridge

The Winter Palace in St. Petersburg is also a very important building of the Russian Empire. The construction area of the whole Winter Palace is very large. This bridge is also a very unique place. The bridge itself is also very unique. It can see a lot of resources.

The Winter Palace Bridge is a walking and walking bridge that spans the Neva River in St. Petersburg, between the Palace Square and Vasilyevsky Island. Like all other Neva River bridges, it is painted at night and it is almost impossible to hike between parts of the city.

St. Petersburg is also known as Venice in Russia, with many rivers and bridges. The bridge is famous. The most famous Neva River and many artificial canals flow through the city, adding more soft romantic style. There are many elegant European-style buildings near the Winter Palace and the Neva River. The Admiralty Park is next to the Winter Palace. This morning, I waited for the Winter Palace to open before the Winter Palace opened.

It’s a great museum. But it’s hard to see all the exhibits at a time, so give priority to seeing what’s important to you. The museum is big and you’ll likely get lost! But the map is helpful and the rooms are numbered! Downstairs there are fresh sandwiches and cakes and cafe to try. Worth a look

Every time I go, I feel different, because it is really too big, many rooms, too many collections, it is really unfinished, and most of us go just to see the flowers, there is no much research, can only say that the place is a good place, Many people don’t have time to enjoy it! Worth seeing

Also known as the Hermit Lu Museum, the most famous building in St. Petersburg, the Winter Palace belongs to the Russian National Hermitage Museum. It holds tens of thousands of world art treasures. Each hall of the Winter Palace is magnificent and magnificent, fully reflecting the architectural art and skills of the Russian people.

Awesome - must come! The Hermitage Museum (The Hermitage Museum) and Winter Palace are absolutely stunning. It is spectacular both external and internal. I arrived early to fully enjoy the trip - most days opening hours pushed

There is a walking area with a total mileage of 24 km in the museum area, I only walked 12 km (recorded on my smart watch). The museum is spectacular with lots of amazing artwork and historical artifacts! I will definitely come again, a lot of things I haven’t looked through all of.