SPb GURU

SPb GURU provides expert-led walking tours in St. Petersburg, Russia, focusing on the city's imperial grandeur and Soviet legacy. Based on Malaya Konushennaya Street near Nevskiy Prospekt, the tours explore the historic heart of the city. You'll visit landmarks like the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, the Hermitage Museum, and the Peter and Paul Fortress, with guides offering deep insights into architecture, art, and Russian history. What sets SPb GURU apart is its small group sizes and customizable itineraries, allowing you to delve into specific interests such as the Russian Revolution or literary St. Petersburg. The experience is enriched by stories of tsars, poets, and revolutionaries, making the city's past tangible.

Don't miss

• Marvel at the ornate Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, built on the site of Alexander II's assassination.
• Explore the vast collections of the Hermitage Museum in the Winter Palace.
• Walk along Nevskiy Prospekt, the city's main avenue lined with historic buildings and cafes.
• Visit the Peter and Paul Fortress, the original citadel and burial place of the Romanovs.
• Learn about the Siege of Leningrad at memorials and hear personal stories from the guide.

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Know before you go

• Arrive 10 minutes early; tours start promptly.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather.
• Bring a copy of your passport and visa; some sites require ID.
• Carry rubles for small purchases; cards are accepted in many places but not all.

A bit of history

St. Petersburg was founded by Peter the Great in 1703 as a 'window to Europe.' It served as the Russian capital for two centuries and was renamed Leningrad during Soviet times. The city endured a 900-day siege in World War II, a testament to its resilience.