
The Park has two entrances: from the Stary Teatr Square through the 1st Yelagin Bridge and from Primorsky Prospect through the 3rd Yelagin Bridge.
On weekdays, the admission to the park is free.
26–27 May: Premium Package Participants can enter the park upon presenting the badge.
Tours and other additional services are covered by the participants.

Catherine Park is divided into two parts – the regular Old Garden and an English landscaped park. Symmetry lies at the heart of the design of the Old Garden, with the palace at its centre, and strictly mapped out avenues, squares, pavilions, and sculptures.
Alexander Park spans around 200 hectares and flanks the courtyard of Catherine Palace. It is also divided into a regular part (the New Garden) and a landscaped park.
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The Grand Cascade is officially switched on at 11:00 every day.
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Pavlovsk Palace served as the residence of emperors and grand dukes. The names of Paul I and Maria Feodorovna, and the Grand Dukes Mikhail Pavlovich and Konstantin Konstantinovich are associated with this residence. Today, Pavlovsk Palace is a museum with a collection of more than 57,000 items. It includes collections of Russian and Western European arts and crafts, paintings, and drawings, as well as a collection of antique sculptures.
The halls of the palace house a number of expositions devoted to various topics: The Costume Museum, A Woman’s World and Her Hobbies, Church Vestments and Church Plate from the Collections of the Pavlovsk State Museum, and The Russian Residential Interior of the Nineteenth Century.
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A whole layer of St. Petersburg fin de siècle city culture was associated with the Art Nouveau style, and this large-scale exhibition in the Peter and Paul Fortress, which presents a very rich collection of works in the Art Nouveau style, offers a reminder of that era.
It features architectural drawings, decorative and architectural details of St. Petersburg buildings, furniture, lighting fixtures, porcelain and glassware, women’s clothing, shoes, and accessories.
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The exhibition mainly consists of genuine military and household items belonging to those who took part in the First World War, as well as documentary and photographic materials from the Tsarskoye Selo Museum Reserve collection.
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The remarkable interior of the cathedral features all kinds of monumental and decorative art, including painting, sculpture, mosaics, and coloured facing stones. The cathedral’s main iconostasis is decorated with malachite and lapis lazuli columns. The main altar features a stained-glass window of the ‘Risen Christ’, which is an unconventional decoration for an Orthodox church.
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The cathedral features Russia’s largest collection of mosaics, slabs of varicoloured Italian marble, ornamental stones from the Urals and the Altai, and a collection of Russian heraldic mosaics.
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Please present your SPIEF 2018 badge to gain access to the museum.
Visits as part of a sightseeing tour must be reserved in advance. Detailed information is available in your personal web office.

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Guided tours start on the hour as groups are formed. The last tour leaves at 21:00.
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The poet’s house (central building) contains the Museum of Gavrila Derzhavin and the Russian Literature of His Time. The literary heritage exhibits occupy 16 interior rooms, including the room where members of the Colloquy of Lovers of the Russian Word met, as well as the poet’s office, kitchen, and ice cellar. The exhibits include books and manuscripts, as well as works of fine, decorative, and applied art.
In the eastern building is the literary exhibit The Players of the Russian Lyre. From Gavrila Derzhavin to Alexander Pushkin, featuring paintings, engravings, arts and crafts, coins and medallions, and portrait galleries of figures from the literature, history, and culture of the second half of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
The western building houses the exhibits In the White Lustre of Porcelain and National Pushkin Museum: Through the Pages of History, which recount the museum’s history of over 100 years. There are also two more exhibits: Pushkin on the Playbill: The Poet on the Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Stage and Pushkin’s Fairy Tales.
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Premium Package participants can present their badge to gain access to the exhibition.
Please note that participants must pay for guided tours and other additional services separately.

Premium Package participants can present their badge to gain access to the exhibition.
Please note that participants must pay for guided tours and other additional services separately.

Premium and Standard Package Participants can enter the exhibition upon presenting the badge.
Tours and other additional services are covered by the participant.

Guided tours will be conducted twice a day:
– at 16:00 and 19:00 on 24 and 26 May
– at 16:00 and 17:30 on 25 May
Groups should assemble and participants should meet their guides in the main foyer of the Presidential Library.
Please present your SPIEF 2018 participant badge to join the tour.

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Premium and Standard package holders can attend the event by invitation. You can find detailed information in your personal web office.

A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.
The price of these tickets is not included in the package.

Premium Package participants may attend the event by invitation. Detailed information is available in your personal web office.

Premium Package participants may attend the event by invitation. Detailed information is available in your personal web office.

A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.
The price of these tickets is not included in the package.

The protagonist of the play, a town governor, re-examines his order to open fire on a crowd of striking workers. The governor conducts a painful conversation with his conscience, anticipating his inevitable death.
A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.
The price of these tickets is not included in the package.

A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.
The price of these tickets is not included in the package.

The programme features:
- National equestrian games of Galkynysh Group directed by Pygy Bayramdurdyev (Turkmenistan).
- Aerial gymnasts on straps The Desire of Flight, Valery Sychev and Ekaterina Abakarova (Russia)
- Gamo Brothers, Icarian Games (Ethiopia)
- Balance on trapeze (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea)
- Indian Elephants show directed by the Gärtners family (Germany)
- The Empire of Lionesses show directed by Vitaly Smolyanets (Russia)
- Strahlemann & Sohne, jugglers (Germany)
- Les Freres Taquins, visual comedy (Belgium)
- Dan and Konstantin, Balance, hand to hand (Romania)
- Trampoline acrobats directed by Anatoly Ruban (Russia)
- Housch-ma-housch, comedian (Germany)
Tickets for the event can be ordered through the Personal web office.
The ticket cost is covered by the participant.

Premium and Standard Package participants can attend the event by invitation. Detailed information is available in your personal web office.

Choreography by Vakhtang Chabukiani, revised by Mikhail Messerer.
Featuring Ivan Vasiliev.
Laurencia features a special type of Russian choreography, the so-called ‘Stalinist classicism’. It is a magnificent, spectacular, ‘theatrical’ performance in the most exalted sense of the word. The emotional intensity and the swiftness of the action, which is reminiscent of a tempered steel spring, are transmitted through the striking language of dance, where classical movements are fused with fiery Spanish rhythms. The ballet features virtuoso solos and duets, harmonious ensembles, and spectacular crowd scenes. A dramatic story unfolds through raucous dance, where the joy of reciprocated love is rudely destroyed by violence, in turn setting off an explosion of popular anger. The plot is based on the play Fuenteovejuna by the Spanish playwright Lope de Vega.
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The price of these tickets is not included in the package.

Premium Package participants may attend the event by invitation and must register in advance. Detailed information is available in your personal web office.

Legendary cosmonauts are expected to attend the opening of the exhibition.
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Boris Berezovsky is an Honoured Artist of Russia and one of the world’s most popular pianists. He holds the highly respectable title of Steinway Artist. As a player, he is noted for his virtuosity, perfect execution, subtle and rich dynamics, and the variety of his repertoire. Boris Berezovsky has participated in the largest international music festivals in Russia, Germany, France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovakia, Japan, and the US. His engagements for the 2018 and 2019 seasons include performances at world-class concert venues, and solo tours in Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
The event will be held in the inner courtyard of the Mikhailovsky Theatre.
Premium Package participants may attend the event by invitation.
Detailed information is available in your personal web office.

A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.
The price of these tickets is not included in the package.