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  • State Russian Museum

    1.1.2010
    The Russian Museum owns nearly 400,000 separate pieces. Not just paintings and sculptures, but decorative art, folk art, coins and medals can be found in this enormous and priceless collection.
    Ingenernaya st. 4
    1.1.2010 | 31.12.2011
    Event Category: Art
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  • Mariinsky Theatre

    31.1.2010
    Dominated by its green and white neo-classical facade and backing onto Kryukov Canal, the world-known Mariinsky Thearte was built in1860 and first hosted ballet in 1880.
    Teatralnaia square, 1
    31.1.2010 | 31.12.2011
    Event Category: Theatre
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  • St Isaac Cathedral

    31.1.2010
    St Isaac Cathedral was designed by architect Auguste Montferrand and consecrated in 1858 and it was the most important church in tsarist St-Petersburg.
    Isaakievskaya square, 1
    31.1.2010 | 31.12.2011
    Event Category: Culture
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  • Catherine Palace Museum

    31.1.2010
    Empress Catherine I favoured the royal estate in the south of St Petersburg which became known as Tsarskoe Selo. The world-known Amber Room is located in the museum.
    TSarskoe Selo
    31.1.2010 | 31.12.2011
    Event Category: Culture
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  • Church of the Saviour on the Spilled Blood

    31.1.2010
    Its onion domes and ornate mosaics are a splash of colour beside Griboyedov Canal.
    Naberezhnaia kanala Griboyedova
    31.1.2010 | 31.12.2011
    Event Category: Culture
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  • Zenit FC St Petersburg

    12.3.2010
    St Petersburg's biggest football club Zenit play their home games at the city's Petrovsky Stadium. Zenit's fans are among the most loyal in the Russian Premier League, so expect a full house and plenty of noise.
    Petrovskiy Stadium
    12.3.2010 | 28.11.2010
    Event Category: Sport
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  • State Hermitage Museum

    4.8.2010
    St-Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum fills part of the former Imperial Palace. The exhibits are changed regularly to give each of the three million pieces of fine art by Rembrandt and Picasso, among others, their chance to shine.
    Palace embankment 34
    4.8.2010 | 31.12.2011
    Event Category: Culture
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  • International Early Music Festival

    20.9.2010
    Soloists of Catherine the Great, the International Early Music Festival. Courtesy of the Festival brings strings, harpsichords, Gregorian Chant and polyphony to venue across the city.

    20.9.2010 | 27.9.2010
    Event Category: Music
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  • St-Petersburg Open

    23.10.2010
    Since 1995 the St-Petersburg Open has entertained crowds with world-class tennis. The tournament gives fans the opportunity to get up close to many stars of world tennis.
    Peterburgskii Sport Complex (Yurii Gagarin pr. 8)
    23.10.2010 | 31.10.2010
    Event Category: Sport
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  • International Winter Festival Arts Square

    14.12.2010
    St-Petersburg's International Winter Festival "Arts Square" has, since 1998, taken place under the auspices of Russian maestro Yuri Temirkanov.
    St Petersburg Philharmonic (Mikhailovskaya St., 2)
    14.12.2010 | 24.12.2010
    Event Category: Music
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Events in and around Kempinski Hotel Moika 22, St Petersburg, Russia

St Petersburg is often called the capital cultural of Russia, but with all that’s going on here – classical ballet, theatre, museums and exhibitions, world-class sport – we think that entertainment and cultural capital of the world might be a better description!

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  • State Russian Museum

    The Russian Museum owns nearly 400,000 separate pieces. Not just paintings and sculptures, but decorative art, folk art, coins and medals can be found in this enormous and priceless collection.

    Ingenernaya st. 4 | 1.1.2010

  • Mariinsky Theatre

    Dominated by its green and white neo-classical facade and backing onto Kryukov Canal, the world-known Mariinsky Thearte was built in1860 and first hosted ballet in 1880.

    Teatralnaia square, 1 | 31.1.2010

  • St Isaac Cathedral

    St Isaac Cathedral was designed by architect Auguste Montferrand and consecrated in 1858 and it was the most important church in tsarist St-Petersburg.

    Isaakievskaya square, 1 | 31.1.2010

  • Catherine Palace Museum

    Empress Catherine I favoured the royal estate in the south of St Petersburg which became known as Tsarskoe Selo. The world-known Amber Room is located in the museum.

    TSarskoe Selo | 31.1.2010

  • Church of the Saviour on the Spilled Blood

    Its onion domes and ornate mosaics are a splash of colour beside Griboyedov Canal.

    Naberezhnaia kanala Griboyedova | 31.1.2010

  • Zenit FC St Petersburg

    St Petersburg's biggest football club Zenit play their home games at the city's Petrovsky Stadium. Zenit's fans are among the most loyal in the Russian Premier League, so expect a full house and plenty of noise.

    Petrovskiy Stadium | 12.3.2010

  • State Hermitage Museum

    St-Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum fills part of the former Imperial Palace. The exhibits are changed regularly to give each of the three million pieces of fine art by Rembrandt and Picasso, among others, their chance to shine.

    Palace embankment 34 | 4.8.2010

  • International Early Music Festival

    Soloists of Catherine the Great, the International Early Music Festival. Courtesy of the Festival brings strings, harpsichords, Gregorian Chant and polyphony to venue across the city.

    | 20.9.2010

  • St-Petersburg Open

    Since 1995 the St-Petersburg Open has entertained crowds with world-class tennis. The tournament gives fans the opportunity to get up close to many stars of world tennis.

    Peterburgskii Sport Complex (Yurii Gagarin pr. 8) | 23.10.2010

  • International Winter Festival Arts Square

    St-Petersburg's International Winter Festival "Arts Square" has, since 1998, taken place under the auspices of Russian maestro Yuri Temirkanov.

    St Petersburg Philharmonic (Mikhailovskaya St., 2) | 14.12.2010