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St. Petersburg Features (formerly Leningrad)   Outside= FREE, Inside= Small Entry Fee FREE City Attractions Outlying Tour
* The Hermitage  (Winter Palace)	* Church of Our Savior on the Spilled Blood
* Mikhailovsky Palace	* Pushkin Flat and Museum
* The Russian Museum	* Mikhailovsky Castle
* Catherine's Marble Palace	* Cabin of Czar Peter the Great
* Kazanski Cathedral	* Peter & Paul Fortress
* Smolny Cathedral	* St. Nicholas' Cathedral
* St. Isaac's Cathedral	* Dostoyevsky's Flat and Museum
* St. Petersburg Circus	* Mariinsky Theater
* Stroganov Palace	* Alexander Nevsky Monastery
* Nikolaevsky Dvorets	* Kirov Museum
* Yusapovsky Palace	* Cruiser Aurora
* Rasputin's Life and Death	* Engineer's Castle
* Beloselsky Palace	* Kunstkamera
* Nevsky Prospect	* Anichkov Bridge
* Defenders of Leningrad Monument	* Summer Garden
* Catherine the Great Square	* Admiralty
* Mars Field (Troitsky Bridge)	* Griboedova Canal
* Fontanka Canal	* Falconet's 'Bronze Horseman'
* Passage Department Store	* Decembrist Square
* Vasilevsky Island	* Gostiny Dvor Department Store
* White Nights	* Kirovsky Islands
* Pavlovsk	* Peterhof  (Petrodvorets)
* Kronshtadt Island City	* Town of Pushkin (Tsarskoye Selo)
* Lomonosov (Oranienbaum)	* Gatchina
* Kizhi Island	* Valaam Island
* Gulf of Finland	* Malaya Nevka
* Day Trip to Moscow, Kremlin, Red Square, Lenin's Tomb
Banyas and Saunas in and around St. Petersburg       U.S. Residents   To obtain a Visa to visit Russia you must have:   1.      A completed visa application form:   Click here for   New Visa Application Form- US Citizen    (Two-sided form, print back to back)   Customs Declaration Form (Optional - Use if you will have Items to Declare on arrival through Customs Red Line) Required 1 Arrival and 1 Departure    < Two-sided form, print back to back for two required copies, retain >  (Also provided by airline on arrival)      Consulate Registration Form (Optional - E-mail, FAX or Hand Carry to U.S. Consulate in Russia)   2.      A valid passport. Must have at least one clear page for a visa. Your passport must be valid for not less than one month after the date of your departure from Russia. 3.      One passport size photo.  Must be stapled to the space indicated on the application form. 4.      Your air itinerary bearing travel dates       *Business Visa application also requires a Cover Letter from your company (or from yourself if traveling individually) with the position of the traveler, destination, terms and purpose of visit.       Current HIV Certificate is required for visas of 3 months or longer. 5.      A standard Visa Invitation and a Voucher.           Note:  Visa must be registered within three (3) business days of arrival in any city. Registration can be accomplished at your hotel or hostel, usually at no additional cost, or at the local OVIR office or registration agency at small additional cost.      Russian Visa Regulations and restrictions are presently being enforced in Russia due to increased security requirements.           We do not recommend that the Visa Registration process be skipped. Substantial fines and  departure delays are possible.  (Warden Message re: Migration Cards and Registration)      Please direct questions on Visa Registration requirements to your nearest Russian Embassy.
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