Aktivitäten in St.Petersburg
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| Date/Time Event Category |
Event | Price |
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19/05/2012 08:00 -20:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Veliky Novgorod is one of the most historic and most ancient Russian towns in the North-West.
It is located in between Moscow and ST-Petersburg and dates back to the IXth century.
Visitors will be shown around the Kremlin, the walls of which defended the ancient city of Novgorod and also served as the city centre. The literal translation for Kremlin means fortress. You will see unique Cathedrals of ST Sophia (XI century) and ST George (XII century) of the Yuriev Monastery among many others and the Museum of the Wooden Architecture.
Read more ... |
3000 RUB / 80 EUR |
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21/05/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
24/05/2012 15:00 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Khokhloma Workshop – Master Class Khokhloma or Khokhloma painting is the name of a Russian wood painting handicraft, known for its vivid flower patterns, red and gold colors over the black background, and the distinctive effect on the cheap and light wooden tableware or furniture, making it look heavier, metal-like and glamorous. Try to create a piece of art with your hands!Read more ... |
800 RUB / 21 EUR |
|
25/05/2012 14:15 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Russian culinary lesson in the Restaurant KALITKA As every national cuisine, Russian cuisine has something interesting and different to offer to its visitors. In the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant Kalitka you will learn more about Russian and Soviet culinary traditions. This is not a cookery class, but you will learn the names, recipes and historical backgrounds of dishes like Draniki, Blini, Kulebiaku and Olivie (a very Russian salad despite its strange name). You will also taste the food and learn to which occasion which dishes are served.Read more ... |
1100 RUB / 29 EUR |
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26/05/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Out of all of St. Petersburg’s suburban towns, which served as Imperial residences, Pavlovsk was the last one to appear. The vast land of Pavlovsk was given as a present to Paul I from his mother Catherine II on the birth of his son, the future Emperor Alexander I. The creation of the palace and its park, situated on the winding banks of the river Slavyanka, took 50 years to complete. Pavlovsk park is known as the most beautiful landscape park in Europe, a fine example of traditional English landscape gardening. Poetic and endlessly diverse, it corresponds to the words of the French writer Saint-Moret: ‘to all tastes and to all states of the soul’. ‘Each new step brings a new picture to the eyes’ was how Russian poet Vasily Zhukovsky described a walk through the park.
Read more ... |
1120 RUB / 29 EUR |
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28/05/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
29/05/2012 14:30 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
01/06/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
02/06/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Built in the very beginning of the XVIII century by Peter I, not very far from the Northern capital- St. Petersburg, Peterhof was designed to be the most lavish summer Imperial residence. According to Peter the Great’s vision, the palace had to be, on one hand, an equivalent of other famous European royal residences and, on the other, it had to serve as a celebration of the successful end of the Swedish war and claim to access to the Baltic Sea. Nowadays Peterhof houses the world’s largest fountain and cascade complex. Symmetry and regularity are cleverly combined with the natural relief of the area to create what is a remarkable palace and park ensemble, surpassing the French Versailles in its splendour. As part of the complex you will find many fountains, small pavilions and palaces and parks.
Read more ... |
1800 RUB / 47 EUR |
|
04/06/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
06/06/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
07/06/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Peter and Paul fortress was built in order to protect the projected capital, but the fort never fulfilled its martial purpose. It served as a base for the city garrison and also as a prison for high ranking or political prisoners. The Fortress was founded by Peter the Great on a small island in the Neva delta on May 27, 1703 (May 16 according to the old calendar), which is now marked as St. Petersburg's City Day. Read more ... |
960 RUB / 25 EUR |
|
08/06/2012 13:50 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Fancy a glass of beer? Then you should not miss out on this opportunity. We invite you to visit the second-largest brewery in Europe- Baltika Brewery, and learn more about the production process and history of Russia's most famous beer brand. As part of the visit you will be able to taste some of the various types of beer produced there.
Read more ... |
300 RUB / 8 EUR |
|
09/06/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
The small town of Pushkin is one of St. Petersburg’s most charming suburbs, part of which is also the former summer residence of the Russian imperial family- Tsarskoe Selo, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a fine example of XVIII landscape gardening. Visitors of Catherine’s Palace will be amazed by its lavishly decorated interiors, including the famous and restored Amber room. As you walk around Catherine and Aleksandrovsky parks you will find yourself amid and ensemble of fine architecture: from the magnificent palaces and elaborate monuments to small pavilions, bridges and statues.
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Город Пушкин- самый знаменитый пригород Санкт-Петербурга, частью которого является памятник мировой архитектуры и садово-паркового искусства XVIII- “Царское село”. Царское село почти 200 лет являлось летней резиденцией российских императоров, восхищая роскошью убранства Большого Зала Екатерининского дворца и парадных залов, среди которых всемирно известная возрожденная Янтарная комната. На территории Екатерининского и Александровкого парков расположено более 100 архитектурных сооружений: от величественных дворцов и памятников до павильонов, мостов и монументов.Read more ... |
1250 RUB / 35 EUR |
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11/06/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
12/06/2012 14:30 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
15/06/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
16/06/2012 08:00 -20:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Veliky Novgorod is one of the most historic and most ancient Russian towns in the North-West.
It is located in between Moscow and ST-Petersburg and dates back to the IXth century.
Visitors will be shown around the Kremlin, the walls of which defended the ancient city of Novgorod and also served as the city centre. The literal translation for Kremlin means fortress. You will see unique Cathedrals of ST Sophia (XI century) and ST George (XII century) of the Yuriev Monastery among many others and the Museum of the Wooden Architecture.
Read more ... |
3000 RUB / 80 EUR |
|
18/06/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
19/06/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times.
We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
20/06/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
21/06/2012 15:00 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Khokhloma Workshop – Master Class Khokhloma or Khokhloma painting is the name of a Russian wood painting handicraft, known for its vivid flower patterns, red and gold colors over the black background, and the distinctive effect on the cheap and light wooden tableware or furniture, making it look heavier, metal-like and glamorous. Try to create a piece of art with your hands!Read more ... |
800 RUB / 21 EUR |
|
22/06/2012 14:15 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Russian culinary lesson in the Restaurant KALITKA As every national cuisine, Russian cuisine has something interesting and different to offer to its visitors. In the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant Kalitka you will learn more about Russian and Soviet culinary traditions. This is not a cookery class, but you will learn the names, recipes and historical backgrounds of dishes like Draniki, Blini, Kulebiaku and Olivie (a very Russian salad despite its strange name). You will also taste the food and learn to which occasion which dishes are served.Read more ... |
1100 RUB / 29 EUR |
|
25/06/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
26/06/2012 14:30 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
29/06/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
30/06/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Built in the very beginning of the XVIII century by Peter I, not very far from the Northern capital- St. Petersburg, Peterhof was designed to be the most lavish summer Imperial residence. According to Peter the Great’s vision, the palace had to be, on one hand, an equivalent of other famous European royal residences and, on the other, it had to serve as a celebration of the successful end of the Swedish war and claim to access to the Baltic Sea. Nowadays Peterhof houses the world’s largest fountain and cascade complex. Symmetry and regularity are cleverly combined with the natural relief of the area to create what is a remarkable palace and park ensemble, surpassing the French Versailles in its splendour. As part of the complex you will find many fountains, small pavilions and palaces and parks.
Read more ... |
1800 RUB / 47 EUR |
|
02/07/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
04/07/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
05/07/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Peter and Paul fortress was built in order to protect the projected capital, but the fort never fulfilled its martial purpose. It served as a base for the city garrison and also as a prison for high ranking or political prisoners. The Fortress was founded by Peter the Great on a small island in the Neva delta on May 27, 1703 (May 16 according to the old calendar), which is now marked as St. Petersburg's City Day. Read more ... |
960 RUB / 25 EUR |
|
06/07/2012 13:50 -18:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Fancy a glass of beer? Then you should not miss this opportunity. We invite you to visit the second-largest brewery in Europe Baltika Brewery. You will learn more about the production process and history of Russia’s most famous beer brand. As part of the visit you will be able to taste some of the various types of beer produced there and you will receive a souvenir as a gift from the brewery.
Read more ... |
300 RUB / 8 EUR |
|
07/07/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
The small town of Pushkin is one of St. Petersburg’s most charming suburbs, part of which is also the former summer residence of the Russian imperial family- Tsarskoe Selo, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a fine example of XVIII landscape gardening. Visitors of Catherine’s Palace will be amazed by its lavishly decorated interiors, including the famous and restored Amber room. As you walk around Catherine and Aleksandrovsky parks you will find yourself amid and ensemble of fine architecture: from the magnificent palaces and elaborate monuments to small pavilions, bridges and statues.
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Город Пушкин- самый знаменитый пригород Санкт-Петербурга, частью которого является памятник мировой архитектуры и садово-паркового искусства XVIII- “Царское село”. Царское село почти 200 лет являлось летней резиденцией российских императоров, восхищая роскошью убранства Большого Зала Екатерининского дворца и парадных залов, среди которых всемирно известная возрожденная Янтарная комната. На территории Екатерининского и Александровкого парков расположено более 100 архитектурных сооружений: от величественных дворцов и памятников до павильонов, мостов и монументов. Read more ... |
1250 RUB / 35 EUR |
|
09/07/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
10/07/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
13/07/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
14/07/2012 08:00 -20:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Veliky Novgorod is one of the most historic and most ancient Russian towns in the North-West.
It is located in between Moscow and ST-Petersburg and dates back to the IXth century.
Visitors will be shown around the Kremlin, the walls of which defended the ancient city of Novgorod and also served as the city centre. The literal translation for Kremlin means fortress. You will see unique Cathedrals of ST Sophia (XI century) and ST George (XII century) of the Yuriev Monastery among many others and the Museum of the Wooden Architecture.
Read more ... |
3000 RUB / 80 EUR |
|
16/07/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
17/07/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times.
We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
18/07/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
19/07/2012 15:00 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Khokhloma Workshop – Master Class Khokhloma or Khokhloma painting is the name of a Russian wood painting handicraft, known for its vivid flower patterns, red and gold colors over the black background, and the distinctive effect on the cheap and light wooden tableware or furniture, making it look heavier, metal-like and glamorous. Try to create a piece of art with your hands!Read more ... |
800 RUB / 21 EUR |
|
20/07/2012 14:15 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Russian culinary lesson in the Restaurant KALITKA As every national cuisine, Russian cuisine has something interesting and different to offer to its visitors. In the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant Kalitka you will learn more about Russian and Soviet culinary traditions. This is not a cookery class, but you will learn the names, recipes and historical backgrounds of dishes like Draniki, Blini, Kulebiaku and Olivie (a very Russian salad despite its strange name). You will also taste the food and learn to which occasion which dishes are served.Read more ... |
1100 RUB / 29 EUR |
|
23/07/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
24/07/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
27/07/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
28/07/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Built in the very beginning of the XVIII century by Peter I, not very far from the Northern capital- St. Petersburg, Peterhof was designed to be the most lavish summer Imperial residence. According to Peter the Great’s vision, the palace had to be, on one hand, an equivalent of other famous European royal residences and, on the other, it had to serve as a celebration of the successful end of the Swedish war and claim to access to the Baltic Sea. Nowadays Peterhof houses the world’s largest fountain and cascade complex. Symmetry and regularity are cleverly combined with the natural relief of the area to create what is a remarkable palace and park ensemble, surpassing the French Versailles in its splendour. As part of the complex you will find many fountains, small pavilions and palaces and parks.
Read more ... |
1800 RUB / 47 EUR |
|
30/07/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
01/08/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
02/08/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Peter and Paul fortress was built in order to protect the projected capital, but the fort never fulfilled its martial purpose. It served as a base for the city garrison and also as a prison for high ranking or political prisoners. The Fortress was founded by Peter the Great on a small island in the Neva delta on May 27, 1703 (May 16 according to the old calendar), which is now marked as St. Petersburg's City Day. Read more ... |
960 RUB / 25 EUR |
|
03/08/2012 13:50 -18:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Fancy a glass of beer? Then you should not miss this opportunity. We invite you to visit the second-largest brewery in Europe Baltika Brewery. You will learn more about the production process and history of Russia’s most famous beer brand. As part of the visit you will be able to taste some of the various types of beer produced there and you will receive a souvenir as a gift from the brewery.
Read more ... |
300 RUB / 8 EUR |
|
04/08/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
The small town of Pushkin is one of St. Petersburg’s most charming suburbs, part of which is also the former summer residence of the Russian imperial family- Tsarskoe Selo, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a fine example of XVIII landscape gardening. Visitors of Catherine’s Palace will be amazed by its lavishly decorated interiors, including the famous and restored Amber room. As you walk around Catherine and Aleksandrovsky parks you will find yourself amid and ensemble of fine architecture: from the magnificent palaces and elaborate monuments to small pavilions, bridges and statues.
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Город Пушкин- самый знаменитый пригород Санкт-Петербурга, частью которого является памятник мировой архитектуры и садово-паркового искусства XVIII- “Царское село”. Царское село почти 200 лет являлось летней резиденцией российских императоров, восхищая роскошью убранства Большого Зала Екатерининского дворца и парадных залов, среди которых всемирно известная возрожденная Янтарная комната. На территории Екатерининского и Александровкого парков расположено более 100 архитектурных сооружений: от величественных дворцов и памятников до павильонов, мостов и монументов. Read more ... |
1250 RUB / 35 EUR |
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06/08/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
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07/08/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
10/08/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
11/08/2012 08:00 -20:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Veliky Novgorod is one of the most historic and most ancient Russian towns in the North-West.
It is located in between Moscow and ST-Petersburg and dates back to the IXth century.
Visitors will be shown around the Kremlin, the walls of which defended the ancient city of Novgorod and also served as the city centre. The literal translation for Kremlin means fortress. You will see unique Cathedrals of ST Sophia (XI century) and ST George (XII century) of the Yuriev Monastery among many others and the Museum of the Wooden Architecture.
Read more ... |
3000 RUB / 80 EUR |
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13/08/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
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14/08/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times.
We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
15/08/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
16/08/2012 15:00 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Khokhloma Workshop – Master Class Khokhloma or Khokhloma painting is the name of a Russian wood painting handicraft, known for its vivid flower patterns, red and gold colors over the black background, and the distinctive effect on the cheap and light wooden tableware or furniture, making it look heavier, metal-like and glamorous. Try to create a piece of art with your hands!Read more ... |
800 RUB / 21 EUR |
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17/08/2012 14:15 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Russian culinary lesson in the Restaurant KALITKA As every national cuisine, Russian cuisine has something interesting and different to offer to its visitors. In the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant Kalitka you will learn more about Russian and Soviet culinary traditions. This is not a cookery class, but you will learn the names, recipes and historical backgrounds of dishes like Draniki, Blini, Kulebiaku and Olivie (a very Russian salad despite its strange name). You will also taste the food and learn to which occasion which dishes are served.Read more ... |
1100 RUB / 29 EUR |
|
20/08/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
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21/08/2012 14:30 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
24/08/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
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25/08/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Built in the very beginning of the XVIII century by Peter I, not very far from the Northern capital- St. Petersburg, Peterhof was designed to be the most lavish summer Imperial residence. According to Peter the Great’s vision, the palace had to be, on one hand, an equivalent of other famous European royal residences and, on the other, it had to serve as a celebration of the successful end of the Swedish war and claim to access to the Baltic Sea. Nowadays Peterhof houses the world’s largest fountain and cascade complex. Symmetry and regularity are cleverly combined with the natural relief of the area to create what is a remarkable palace and park ensemble, surpassing the French Versailles in its splendour. As part of the complex you will find many fountains, small pavilions and palaces and parks.
Read more ... |
1800 RUB / 47 EUR |
|
27/08/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
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29/08/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
30/08/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Peter and Paul fortress was built in order to protect the projected capital, but the fort never fulfilled its martial purpose. It served as a base for the city garrison and also as a prison for high ranking or political prisoners. The Fortress was founded by Peter the Great on a small island in the Neva delta on May 27, 1703 (May 16 according to the old calendar), which is now marked as St. Petersburg's City Day. Read more ... |
960 RUB / 25 EUR |
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31/08/2012 13:50 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
Fancy a glass of beer? Then you should not miss out on this opportunity. We invite you to visit the second-largest brewery in Europe- Baltika Brewery, and learn more about the production process and history of Russia's most famous beer brand. As part of the visit you will be able to taste some of the various types of beer produced there.
Read more ... |
300 RUB / 8 EUR |
|
01/09/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
The small town of Pushkin is one of St. Petersburg’s most charming suburbs, part of which is also the former summer residence of the Russian imperial family- Tsarskoe Selo, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a fine example of XVIII landscape gardening. Visitors of Catherine’s Palace will be amazed by its lavishly decorated interiors, including the famous and restored Amber room. As you walk around Catherine and Aleksandrovsky parks you will find yourself amid and ensemble of fine architecture: from the magnificent palaces and elaborate monuments to small pavilions, bridges and statues.
[nggallery id=80]
Город Пушкин- самый знаменитый пригород Санкт-Петербурга, частью которого является памятник мировой архитектуры и садово-паркового искусства XVIII- “Царское село”. Царское село почти 200 лет являлось летней резиденцией российских императоров, восхищая роскошью убранства Большого Зала Екатерининского дворца и парадных залов, среди которых всемирно известная возрожденная Янтарная комната. На территории Екатерининского и Александровкого парков расположено более 100 архитектурных сооружений: от величественных дворцов и памятников до павильонов, мостов и монументов. Read more ... |
1250 RUB / 35 EUR |
|
03/09/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
04/09/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
07/09/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
08/09/2012 08:00 -20:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Veliky Novgorod is one of the most historic and most ancient Russian towns in the North-West.
It is located in between Moscow and ST-Petersburg and dates back to the IXth century.
Visitors will be shown around the Kremlin, the walls of which defended the ancient city of Novgorod and also served as the city centre. The literal translation for Kremlin means fortress. You will see unique Cathedrals of ST Sophia (XI century) and ST George (XII century) of the Yuriev Monastery among many others and the Museum of the Wooden Architecture.
Read more ... |
3000 RUB / 80 EUR |
|
10/09/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
11/09/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times.
We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
12/09/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
13/09/2012 15:00 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Khokhloma Workshop – Master Class Khokhloma or Khokhloma painting is the name of a Russian wood painting handicraft, known for its vivid flower patterns, red and gold colors over the black background, and the distinctive effect on the cheap and light wooden tableware or furniture, making it look heavier, metal-like and glamorous. Try to create a piece of art with your hands!Read more ... |
800 RUB / 21 EUR |
|
14/09/2012 14:15 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Russian culinary lesson in the Restaurant KALITKA As every national cuisine, Russian cuisine has something interesting and different to offer to its visitors. In the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant Kalitka you will learn more about Russian and Soviet culinary traditions. This is not a cookery class, but you will learn the names, recipes and historical backgrounds of dishes like Draniki, Blini, Kulebiaku and Olivie (a very Russian salad despite its strange name). You will also taste the food and learn to which occasion which dishes are served.Read more ... |
1100 RUB / 29 EUR |
|
17/09/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
18/09/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
21/09/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
22/09/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Built in the very beginning of the XVIII century by Peter I, not very far from the Northern capital- St. Petersburg, Peterhof was designed to be the most lavish summer Imperial residence. According to Peter the Great’s vision, the palace had to be, on one hand, an equivalent of other famous European royal residences and, on the other, it had to serve as a celebration of the successful end of the Swedish war and claim to access to the Baltic Sea. Nowadays Peterhof houses the world’s largest fountain and cascade complex. Symmetry and regularity are cleverly combined with the natural relief of the area to create what is a remarkable palace and park ensemble, surpassing the French Versailles in its splendour. As part of the complex you will find many fountains, small pavilions and palaces and parks.
Read more ... |
1800 RUB / 47 EUR |
|
24/09/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Performances |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
26/09/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
27/09/2012 14:30 -16:30 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
The Peter and Paul fortress was built in order to protect the projected capital, but the fort never fulfilled its martial purpose. It served as a base for the city garrison and also as a prison for high ranking or political prisoners. The Fortress was founded by Peter the Great on a small island in the Neva delta on May 27, 1703 (May 16 according to the old calendar), which is now marked as St. Petersburg's City Day. Read more ... |
960 RUB / 25 EUR |
|
28/09/2012 13:50 -18:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Fancy a glass of beer? Then you should not miss this opportunity. We invite you to visit the second-largest brewery in Europe Baltika Brewery. You will learn more about the production process and history of Russia’s most famous beer brand. As part of the visit you will be able to taste some of the various types of beer produced there and you will receive a souvenir as a gift from the brewery.
Read more ... |
300 RUB / 8 EUR |
|
29/09/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
The small town of Pushkin is one of St. Petersburg’s most charming suburbs, part of which is also the former summer residence of the Russian imperial family- Tsarskoe Selo, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a fine example of XVIII landscape gardening. Visitors of Catherine’s Palace will be amazed by its lavishly decorated interiors, including the famous and restored Amber room. As you walk around Catherine and Aleksandrovsky parks you will find yourself amid and ensemble of fine architecture: from the magnificent palaces and elaborate monuments to small pavilions, bridges and statues.
[nggallery id=80]
Город Пушкин- самый знаменитый пригород Санкт-Петербурга, частью которого является памятник мировой архитектуры и садово-паркового искусства XVIII- “Царское село”. Царское село почти 200 лет являлось летней резиденцией российских императоров, восхищая роскошью убранства Большого Зала Екатерининского дворца и парадных залов, среди которых всемирно известная возрожденная Янтарная комната. На территории Екатерининского и Александровкого парков расположено более 100 архитектурных сооружений: от величественных дворцов и памятников до павильонов, мостов и монументов. Read more ... |
1250 RUB / 35 EUR |
|
01/10/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
02/10/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
05/10/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
06/10/2012 08:00 -20:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Veliky Novgorod is one of the most historic and most ancient Russian towns in the North-West.
It is located in between Moscow and ST-Petersburg and dates back to the IXth century.
Visitors will be shown around the Kremlin, the walls of which defended the ancient city of Novgorod and also served as the city centre. The literal translation for Kremlin means fortress. You will see unique Cathedrals of ST Sophia (XI century) and ST George (XII century) of the Yuriev Monastery among many others and the Museum of the Wooden Architecture.
Read more ... |
3000 RUB / 80 EUR |
|
08/10/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
09/10/2012 14:30 -17:00 St.Petersburg: Excursions |
The Romanov family ran the Russian empire for over 300 year up till 1917 when their rule came to an abrupt end. Periods of reform were followed by stagnation; uprisings, repression and wars were followed by more peaceful times.
We will take you on a walking tour where you will see the Winter Palace (nowadays the mail building of the Hermitage), the Anichkov Palace and the Mikhailovsky Castle (built by Pavel I, hapless son of Katherine the Great). Walking past Marble Palace, our tour will end at the Peter-and-Paul Cathedral inside the Fortress with the same name where all Romanovs were buried. You will learn about the tragic end of the dynasty with a special focus of Russia's last Tsar, Nikolai II. Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
10/10/2012 14:30 -17:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Socialist October Revolution in St. Petersburg: Facts, causes and consequences! St. Petersburg was the capital of Imperial Russia, when the October Revolution sent shockwaves around the world in 1917. Together with Evgeny Bokhanovsky, one of our most senior teachers, we explore historical sights connected with the revolution, such as the battleship Aurora and the Museum of Political History and will cover following interesting topics:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
11/10/2012 15:00 -18:00 St.Petersburg: Workshops |
Khokhloma Workshop – Master Class Khokhloma or Khokhloma painting is the name of a Russian wood painting handicraft, known for its vivid flower patterns, red and gold colors over the black background, and the distinctive effect on the cheap and light wooden tableware or furniture, making it look heavier, metal-like and glamorous. Try to create a piece of art with your hands!Read more ... |
800 RUB / 21 EUR |
|
12/10/2012 14:15 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Russian culinary lesson in the Restaurant KALITKA As every national cuisine, Russian cuisine has something interesting and different to offer to its visitors. In the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant Kalitka you will learn more about Russian and Soviet culinary traditions. This is not a cookery class, but you will learn the names, recipes and historical backgrounds of dishes like Draniki, Blini, Kulebiaku and Olivie (a very Russian salad despite its strange name). You will also taste the food and learn to which occasion which dishes are served.Read more ... |
1100 RUB / 29 EUR |
|
15/10/2012 14:30 -16:30 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
A great opportunity to make your first impression of the historic city centre of St. Petersburg, our step-by-step orientation tour will give you the chance to discover the main places of interest. The central location of the school gives easy access to some of the most notable landmarks of St. Petersburg such as Mikhailovsky Castle, The Russian Museum, The Church on the Spilled Blood, Palace Square and the Winter Palace. As part of the tour you will not only learn more about the history of the city and its monuments, but also about the Russian way of life. Your guide will tell you how to use the local transport and show you the nearest banks, cafes, chemist’s and grocery stores. In addition, you will learn some key words and phrases very useful in everyday situations.
Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
|
16/10/2012 14:30 -17:00 St. Petersburg: Walking tours |
Russian Orthodoxy yesterday and today What is the essence of Russian Orthodoxy? How differs Orthodoxy from Lutheran or Catholic beliefs? Our teacher takes you on walking tour along Nevsky Prospekt and adjacent streets, an area rich of Orthodox, Lutheran and Catholic churches, symbolising the multi confessional history of St.Petersbur Cathedrals and churches covered during the 3-hour tour:
Read more ... |
400 RUB / 10 EUR |
|
19/10/2012 17:30 -20:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
You are welcome to a glass of russian vodka! We are also glad to invite our Russian students, so you will have a great chance to improve your Russian in a friendly atmosphere. Read more ... |
0 RUB / 0 EUR |
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20/10/2012 10:00 -14:00 St.Petersburg: Exhibitions |
Built in the very beginning of the XVIII century by Peter I, not very far from the Northern capital- St. Petersburg, Peterhof was designed to be the most lavish summer Imperial residence. According to Peter the Great’s vision, the palace had to be, on one hand, an equivalent of other famous European royal residences and, on the other, it had to serve as a celebration of the successful end of the Swedish war and claim to access to the Baltic Sea. Nowadays Peterhof houses the world’s largest fountain and cascade complex. Symmetry and regularity are cleverly combined with the natural relief of the area to create what is a remarkable palace and park ensemble, surpassing the French Versailles in its splendour. As part of the complex you will find many fountains, small pavilions and palaces and parks.
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22/10/2012 14:30 -16:00 St. Petersburg: Social events |
Inside Liden & Denz: 1992-2012 This lecture focuses on our own history covering 20 years of living and working in Russia. How did we start the school in 1992? Whose idea was it? Where did our first students come from? How did Russia look like in those days? What problems did we face in the first years? What issues are important now? Students interested in these and other related topics will find this lecture both interesting and entertaining. The language of the lecture will be English, speaker is Walter Denz.Read more ... |
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