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LANGUAGE TRIP TO ST. PETERSBURG: SPECIAL OFFER FOR STUDENT GROUPS by Stanislav Chernyshov & Extra Class language center "Unforgettable experience, impressive results!" CULTURAL PROGRAM City Walking Tour - 10 EUR Canoeing on SPb rivers - 18 EUR Boat trip: rivers and canals - 12 EUR Hermitage: guided tour - 15 EUR, visit - 6 EUR Russian museum - 10 EUR (guided tour in Russian Saint Isaac's Cathedral - 9 EUR as a foreign language) Church of the Savior on Blood - 5 EUR Smolny Cathedral of Smolny Convent - 4 EUR Dostoyevsky museum: guided tour - 15 EUR, visit Peter and Paul Fortress - 7-12 EUR - 5 EUR Saint Petersburg Botanical Garden - 5 EUR Grand Maket Russia - 7 EUR Military Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineers and Signal Corps - 7 EUR Cabin of Peter the Great - 4 EUR Rimsky-Korsakov Apartment Museum - 4 EUR Shuvalov Palace (Museum Faberge) - 8 EUR Russian vodka museum - 9 EUR Russian battleship cruiser Aurora - 9 EUR Yusupov Palace - 12 EUR Kunstkamera - 6 EUR Anna Akhmatova Literary and Memorial Museum - 4 EUR Alexander Pushkin Museum & Memorial Apartment - 5 EUR Stroganov Palace - 5 EUR Erarta Museum and Galleries of Contemporary Art - 11 EUR Zoological Museum - 4 EUR Museum of the Defense and Siege of Leningrad - 6 EUR Central Naval Museum - 9 EUR Russian Ethnography Museum - 5 EUR Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines - 8 EUR Saint Michael's Castle - 7 EUR Tsarskoye Selo (Pushkin) - 30 EUR Peterhof - 25 EUR Gatchina - 20 EUR Novgorod - 25 EUR Moscow - price by request Pavlovsk - 20 EUR Staraya Ladoga Museum-Reserve - 15 EUR Oreshek (Schlisselburg) Fortress - 15 EUR Russian banya - 12 EUR Russian ballet Russian Cuisine workshop - 15 EUR Matryoshka workshop - 10 EUR Active language practice with passionate and professional instructors EXTRA CLASS LANGUAGE CENTER Adjustable package and special discounts St. Petersburg, Russia Mini-groups under 10 participants [email protected] Web: learnrussian.ru 20 lessons/week + Speaking club Web: russian-school.com Accommodation from EUR 140/week Skype: russiancourse Tel: + 7 921 913 56 29 Course from EUR 150/week Tel: +43 677 621 855 76 1 free activity/week facebook.com/learnrussian.ru 1 free development lesson for teachers .

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