Pushkin

The city of Pushkin, also known as the "Royal Village", is located about 25 kilometers south of St. Petersburg. It is mainly composed of two palaces, the Yekaterina Palace and the Alexander Palace. The palace is centered on the palace complex, which combines classical romantic, baroque and exotic garden buildings. Show the beauty of the four seasons change, and the late autumn season has no artistic conception.

Located about 25 kilometers south of St. Petersburg, the traffic is very convenient. It is recommended to train a small train, after all, this is the first railway in Russia. It was originally a resort of the famous Tsar Yekaterina the Great, which was changed to the name of Pushkin on the centenary of the establishment of the Soviet Union. For famous Russian attractions, you must not go.

The village, also known as the "Pushkin City", is where Pushkin studied, known in Russian literary history as the "Sun of Russian poetry". He was the first graduate of the school. The village is divided into two parts part of the central Yekaterina Palace and its annexes (bathings, etc.) and the wide Yekaterina Palace Gardens in the south; in Yekaterina Park, there are numerous monuments and small apartments scattered. The other part is made up of Alexandria Palace and the Alessandro Park behind it.

Pushkin City is about an hour's ride from St. Petersburg. The famous Yekaterina Palace is in Pushkin City. Apart from the palace, Yekaterina Palace has a large garden. Among them, Alexander's garden is so big that you can't finish visiting it. We are only used to visiting Yekaterina's garden. Pushkin itself is a very quiet city with lots of green space and trees. I would recommend that tourists have time to stroll around the quiet city of Pushkin and experience the quiet and leisurely life of the local Russians.

Since Pushkin's death, the Russian people have always remembered the great national poet. Since the 1880s, in many places where Pushkin studied and lived, memorial statues of Pushkin have been erected one after another. It is said that there are 72 monuments and 31 busts in Russia. This is a beautiful monument in the village of Pushkin. It is a beautiful statue of Pushkin. The village, near St. Petersburg, was built in 1708 and has been the palace of the Russian Tsars since 1808. Pushkin attended the school of the village and lived in the village. The Pushkin Monument in Huangcun, which was formed in 1899 and unveiled in 1900 by Bach, a member of the Russian Academy of Fine Arts. Seeing Pushkinto head reclining and contemplating, it seems to be in the midst of creating a poem. The former Soviet Union has issued a general souvenir cover for this monument several times, and I really want to buy one, but unfortunately I didn't buy it.

Beautiful! Poet Pushkin lived here, but only a statue and a cottage. The beautiful and magnificent momentum of the nearby Caroline Palace is shocking. Group queuing is relatively fast, individual queuing takes 4-5 hours, internal visits take about 2 hours, have to prepare for a day!