Horse-drawn carriages in the city center are not uncommon. This is a popular tourist attraction. At the Palace Square, you will surely see at least one. But on other streets, horse-drawn carriages still attract attention. Therefore, as soon as I saw the carriage, I immediately began to photograph. The background for the carriage was St. Isaac's Cathedral. St. Isaac's Cathedral will also be visible in the last photo, which was taken at the very end of my walk.
Horse carriage leaves on St. Isaac's Square. Tumba, pasted over with posters, closes the monument to Emperor Nicholas I of Russia. The monument is now under restoration.
Trading house "S. Asders and K. Scheyfals". Here was a garment factory Volodarsky in Soviet times. The tower that crowns the building was destroyed, it was recently restored.
Memorial sign on the embankment of the Moyka River near its intersection with Nevsky Prospect. Text: “here, on the Moika River, in 1883, the first power station in St. Petersburg was built on a wooden barge. This power station supplied current to 32 electric lanterns on Nevsky Prospect.”
Hermitage Portico with Atlantes.
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| Smartphone | Xiaomi Redmi 3 |
| Location | Saint Petersburg, Russia |