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Built as a fortress in 1703 by Peter the Great, this building was used instead as a political prison under the czars, and houses the City History Museum, the Mint, and the Peter and Paul Cathedral.
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Petropavlovskaya Fortress, 3, St. Petersburg 197022 Russia
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    Highest-rated 4-star hotel within a 7 minute walk of Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Millionnaya st., 10A, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    0.8 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #2 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Blokhina St., 9A, St. Petersburg 197198 Russia
    0.8 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #5 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Millionnaya St., 11, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    0.9 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #7 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Markina Street 1, St. Petersburg 197198 Russia
    0.9 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #9 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Moiki River Embankment, 22, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    1.2 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #10 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    37, Bolshoy Prospekt Petrogradskaya Storona, St. Petersburg 197198 Russia
    1.3 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #17 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Bolshaya Konyushennaya St., 17, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    1.3 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #19 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Bolshaya Konyushennaya St., 11, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    1.1 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #20 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    ul. B. Monetnaya, d. 14 A, St. Petersburg 197101 Russia
    1.3 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #22 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    23 Kronverkskiy Prospekt Petrogradsky District, St. Petersburg 197101 Russia
    0.8 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #24 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Bolshaya Konyushennaya St., 12, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    1.2 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #25 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Kronverkskiy Ave., 77 1st Floor, St. Petersburg 197198 Russia
    0.6 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #27 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Malaya Konyushennaya St., 7 Second Floor, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    1.4 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #28 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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    Bolshaya Konyushennaya st., 25, St. Petersburg 191186 Russia
    1.4 km from Peter and Paul Fortress
    #29 Best Value of 821 Hotels near Peter and Paul Fortress
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  • GARRY V
    Moscow, Russia5,296 contributions
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    History of Russia
    Historic site . Famously, the cathedral houses one of the three angels who guard Saint Petersburg. In Peter and Paul Fortress - golden. And we were lucky, we saw a salute, from the cannons of the Peter and Paul Fortress.
    Visited July 2024
    Travelled as a couple
    Written 30 July 2024
  • 🩶⚜️ 𝓝𝓪𝓽𝔂® ⚜️🩶
    Moscow, Russia175,964 contributions
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    Peter and Paul Fortress
    Oh, I'm so used to such huge tourist crowds. It is one thing to walk and consider charming houses, and quite another to go to places where there are crowds of tourists, and not always well-mannered. This year, St. Petersburg has become one of the most budget-friendly destinations for tourists from all over the country, so now it's so crowded, it's a nightmare. I noticed that noisy comrades from Asia were back again. Came more for company, but still had a great time. Plus we got to rehearsal for some military event, so it was a varied walk. For different museums and exhibitions you can buy separate tickets, or buy a single one for 1000 rubles.
    Visited August 2024
    Travelled with friends
    Written 17 August 2024
  • Bella_Sova
    Moscow, Russia258 contributions
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    Heart of the city
    Compulsory to visit in St. Petersburg. Paving stones. The wooden bas-relief above the gate, which is in gorgeous condition, is a miracle! And the cathedral itself, the spire going into a heavy grey or delicate blue sky, looks very light.
    Visited December 2024
    Travelled with family
    Written 11 December 2024
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