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Petersburg Card 2016.Pdf 1 2 How to use your Как использовать St. Petersburg Card? Карту Гостя? 1. St. Petersburg Card is valid 1. Карта Гостя действует 2 for 2 days / 48 hours, дня / 48 часов, 3 дня / 72 3 days / 72 hours, 5 days / часа, 5 дней / 120 часов 120 hours or 7 days / 168 или 7 дней / 168 часов с hours from the first visit to a первого посещения музея museum or a tour. или экскурсии. 2. Fill in the date of the first visit 2. Впишите дату и время and expiry date in the space начала и окончания срока provided on the reverse side действия на оборотной of the card. стороне карты. 3. Present the card and the 3. Предъявите заполненную guidebook to the cashier to карту кассиру вместе с get a ticket. путеводителем и получите 4. St. Petersburg Card special билет. offers are available until the 4. Специальные предложения end of the calendar year. и скидки по Карте Гостя действительны в течение календарного года. How to use this Как использовать guidebook? путеводитель? The guidebook is color-coded Для удобства использования for your convenience. Use the разделы путеводителя выде- map on the back cover to easily лены цветом. Карта в конце find attractions in the city center. путеводителя поможет легко To help you plan a better route, ориентироваться в городе. each museum page contains На страницах с информацией information about the attractions о музеях указаны достоприме- located nearby. чательности, расположенные рядом. St. Petersburg Card Customer service / Служба информации Карты Гостя + 7 (812) 604 00 42 [email protected] 3 Public transport Общественный транспорт St. Petersburg Card can be Карта Гостя может использо- used as a travel pass on all ваться как проездной на всех means of transport after its видах городского транспорта balance is topped up. после пополнения баланса. How to recharge Как пополнить the transport pass? баланс проездного? Transport pass can be Пополните баланс в кассах recharged at metro cash- или терминалах метропо- desks and e-terminals. литена. Using the terminal first choose В терминале выберите опцию “Top up the unified e-purse” «Пополнить единый элетрон- option and then insert the card. ный билет», затем вставьте карту. терминалы / terminals опции / options Metro В метро Touch the card on a turnstile to Для оплаты проезда прило- pay for a trip. жите карту к турникету. In buses, trams and Автобусы, трамваи, trolleybuses троллейбусы Touch the card on a card Для оплаты проезда прило- reader to pay for the trip or жите карту к считывателю St. Petersburg Card Customer service / Служба информации Карты Гостя present it to a conductor. или предъявите кондуктору. + 7 (812) 604 00 42 [email protected] 4 CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Museums ǀ Музеи ǀ 8 - 134 Tours ǀ Экскурсии ǀ 135 - 152 Special Offers ǀ Специальные предложения ǀ 153 - 164 Information ǀ Полезная информация ǀ 165 - 183 Maps ǀ Карты ǀ 184 - 188 MUSEUMS / МУЗЕИ Historical Museums Исторические музеи History of St. Petersburg История города 09 Peter and Paul Fortress 10 Петропавловская крепость 15 Cabin of Peter the Great 16 Домик Петра I 17 Menshikov Palace / Museum 18 Дворец Меншикова / Музей of the Imperial Porcelain Императорского фарфорового Factory завода 19 Aquatorium of Peter the Great 20 Петровская Акватория 21 Raznochinny Petersburg 22 Разночинный Петербург Russian history История России 23 Central Naval Museum 24 Военно-морской музей 25 «Krassin» Icebreaker 26 Ледокол «Красин» 27 Suvorov Memorial Museum 28 Музей А.В. Суворова WWII, the Siege of Leningrad ВОВ, Блокада 29 Rumyantsev Mansion 30 Особняк Румянцева 31 Monument to the Heroic 32 Монумент героическим Defenders of Leningrad защитникам Ленинграда 33 Museum of the Defense and 34 Музей обороны и блокады Siege of Leningrad Ленинграда Soviet period Советская эпоха 35 Museum of Political History of 36 Музей политической истории Russia России 37 Russian Political Police 38 Музей истории политической Museum полиции CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ 5 MUSEUMS / МУЗЕИ 39 Sergey Kirov Museum 40 Музей-квартира С.М. Кирова 41 Alliluev Apartment Museum 42 Музей-квартира Аллилуевых 43 Museum of Soviet Arcade 44 Музей советских игровых Machines автоматов Other museums Другие музеи 45 History of Religion Museum 46 Музей истории религии 47 Russian Ethnography 48 Российский этнографический Museum музей 49 Museum of Bread 50 Музей Хлеба Art Museums Художественные музеи Fine art Изобразительное искусство 51 State Russian Museum 52 Государственный Русский музей 53 Hermitage Rossi 54 Эрмитаж Росси (Eastern wing of the General (Восточное крыло Главного Headquarters building) штаба) 55 Acadеmy of Fine Arts Museum 56 Музей академии художеств 57 A.Kuindzhi Apartment-Museum 58 Музей-квартира А.И. Куинджи 59 Museum-Apartment of Isaak 60 Музей-квартира Исаака Brodsky Бродского 61 ERARTA, Museum of 62 ЭРАРТА, музей современного Contemporary Art искусства 63 Roerichs Museum 64 Музей семьи Рерихов 65 St. Petersburg Museum of 66 Музей петербургского Avant-garde авангарда Декоративно-прикладное Applied art искусство 67 «The Art of Fan» Museum 68 Музей «Искусство веера» Other museums Другие музеи 69 Museum of Urban Sculpture 70 Музей городской скульптуры 71 ROSPHOTO 72 РОСФОТО Palaces & Castles Дворцы и замки 73 Marble Palace 74 Мраморный дворец 75 Stroganov Palace 76 Строгановский дворец 77 St.Michael’s Castle 78 Михайловский замок 6 CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ MUSEUMS / МУЗЕИ Literary Museums Литературные музеи 79 Dostoevsky Museum 80 Музей Достоевского 81 Anna Akhmatova Museum 82 Музей Анны Ахматовой 83 Alexander Blok Museum 84 Музей-квартира Блока 85 Alexander Pushkin Literary 86 Музей А.С.Пушкина. exhibition Литературная экспозиция 87 Derzhavin Estate Museum/ 88 Музей-усадьба Г.Р.Державина/ Nekrasov Apartment Museum Музей-квартира Н.А.Некрасова 89 Institute of Russian Literature 90 Институт русской литературы «Pushkin House» «Пушкинский дом» 91 «XX century» Literary Museum 92 Литературный музей «ХХ век» Cathedrals Соборы 93 St.Isaac’s Cathedral 94 Исаакиевский собор 95 Savior on the Spilled Blood 96 Спас на крови Music & Theatre Театральные и музыкальные музеи 97 Museum of Music in 98 Музей музыки в Шереметевском Sheremetev Palace дворце 99 Museum of Theatre 100 Музей театрального и and Music музыкального искусства 101 Rimsky-Korsakov Museum 102 Музей Н.А. Римского-Корсакова 103 Chaliapin Museum 104 Дом-музей Ф.И.Шаляпина Scientific Museums Научно-технические музеи 105 Zoological Museum 106 Зоологический музей 107 «The Universe of Water» 108 «Вселенная воды» Museum Complex музейный комплекс 109 Arctic and Antarctic Museum 110 Музей Арктики и Антарктики 111 Museum of Printing 112 Музей печати 113 Museum of Communications 114 Центральный музей связи and Philately А.С.Попова Museums Outside The City Музеи в пригородах Peterhof Петергоф 115 State Peterhof Museum Reserve, 116 ГМЗ «Петергоф», The Grand Palace, The Lower Park Большой дворец, Нижний парк 117 State Peterhof Museum Reserve, 118 ГМЗ «Петергоф», The Cottage Palace Дворец Коттедж CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ 7 MUSEUMS / МУЗЕИ Pushkin Пушкин 119 Tsarskoye Selo Museum Reserve 120 ГМЗ «Царское Село» 121 A. Pushkin Lyceum Museum / 122 Музей-Лицей А. С. Пушкина/ Alexander Pushkin «Dacha» Музей-дача (Cottage) Museum А.С.Пушкина Pavlovsk Павловск 123 Pavlovsk Museum Reserve, 124 ГМЗ «Павловск», Pavlovsk Palace and Park Павловский дворец и парк Gatchina Га т ч и н а 125 Gatchina Palace and Park 126 ГМЗ «Гатчина», Гатчинский 127 Gatchina Museum Reserve, дворец и парк The Priory Castle 128 Приоратский замок Kronshtadt Кронштадт 129 Museum of Kronshtadt History 130 Музей истории Кронштадта Sestroretsk Сестрорецк 131 «Lenin’s Shalash» Museum 132 Музей «Шалаш» Discounted entrance Посещение со скидкой 133 More benefits in museums 133 Дополнительные привилегии with St. Petersburg Card в музеях с Картой Гостя TOURS / ЭКСКУРСИИ Hop-on hop-off tours Экскурсии с остановками 137 «City Sightseeing» hop-on hop- 137 Обзорная автобусная экскурсия off bus tour «City Sightseeing» 138 Hop-on hop-off bus 138 Обзорная автобусная экскурсия «City Tour» «Сити Тур» 139 Hop-on hop-off Canal 139 Обзорная экскурсия по воде Cruise «City Sightseeing. Canal Cruise» 140 «Museum Boat Tour» hop-on 140 Водный маршрут с остановками hop-off cruise «Сити Тур. Музейный маршрут» 8 CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ TOURS / ЭКСКУРСИИ Boat tours Экскурсии и прогулки по рекам and trips и каналам 141 «The Golden Ring of Saint 141 Экскурсия по рекам и каналам Petersburg» daytime boat tour «Золотое кольцо Петербурга» 142 «The Northern Venice» 142 Экскурсия по рекам и каналам daytime boat tour «Северная Венеция» 143 «Drawbridges Night» 143 Маршрут по рекам и каналам night-time boat trip «Ночь разводных мостов» 144 «White Nights» night-time 144 Маршрут по рекам и каналам boat trip «Белые ночи» Hydrofoil На метеоре 145 Hydrofoil to Peterhof from 145 Поездка на метеоре в Петергоф «Pier with Lions» (причал «Спуск со львами») 146 Hydrofoil to Peterhof from 146 Поездка на метеоре в Петергоф «Senatskaya Pristan» pier от Сенатской пристани Outside the city В пригородах 147 Boat tour «The Forts of 148 Морская прогулка «Форты Kronshtadt» Кронштадта» Discounted tours Экскурсии со скидкой 149 Tours with St. Petersburg 149 Дополнительные экскурсии Card: more benefits со скидкой по Карте Гостя SPECIAL OFFERS / СПЕЦИАЛЬНЫЕ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ 155 Restaurants and Cafés 155 Кафе и рестораны 161 Souvenirs 161 Сувениры 162 Transport 162 Транспорт 163 Hotels and Apartments 163 Отели и апартаменты CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ 9 INFORMATION / ПОЛЕЗНАЯ ИНФОРМАЦИЯ 167 St.Petersburg Card 167 Транспортный электронный Electronic Transport Pass билет Карты Гостя 168 Transport 168 Транспорт 170
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