Destroyed Planet (EN)
by.Boris
About the trip to St. Petersburg
I went to St. Petersburg spontaneously, the decision caught up with me (there was a reason which I will not name). And here I am at the station with a bag already ready for the trip, I enter the carriage of the old train and get into another world. Unfamiliar people around, the smell of doshik, the clatter of car wheels against the joints of rails, rocking. The first night of the trip was nothing, I didn't realize what I was experiencing. Wet dreams on arrival in St. Petersburg, or the stress of not being at home in my own bed? By the way I slept on the top seats - it's hell where you can't roll over properly.
After spending 2 days on the road, shaking in the train, I ate fast food and drank water. On arrival in St. Petersburg my eyes saw the indescribable beauty of the city. It has everything! This architecture absorbed me, I even thought about a full-fledged move for further life, I really liked Peter! In the beginning, arriving at the central Moscow station, you immediately enter Nevsky, meeting the stella on the square.
By the way, I have already been to St. Petersburg a few years ago, but then I didn't realize myself fully what? I did not care about these houses with patterns and frescoes. Perhaps it was my age or circumstances.
The center of St. Petersburg
Oh yes! It's something! Bridges, palaces of royal families, narrow streets with incredible buildings, cruiser Aurora, cathedrals, temples and squares. All these buildings here are realized to the fullest, the center of St. Petersburg on the level of European cities.
From the transport side it is hard here, the narrow avenues of St. Petersburg just can't cope, traffic jams are huge (I haven't seen such things even in Moscow).
Cars, by the way, here are exclusively above average - it can be a luxury Maybach or M5 F90, and if it will be a Zhigul or some Granta, the Zhigul will be in perfect condition, and the Granta is just like a car for an employee of some company.
St. Petersburg is next to Finland because of this you can often see license plates on cars from that country. The subway, yes, in St. Petersburg it is awesome! The cars are certainly not new, but the very essence that the subway stations in this historic capital are among the deepest in the world - it's cool.
Apartments and palaces
High ceilings are f*cked! And that's not the only downside. The interior decoration is alien to me. Handmade wood cuttings, expensive interior and furniture, gold chairs - lots of unnecessary details. The whole thing is F*CK*NG BAD! People used to be f**ked up specifically on things and image.
Salt
Yes, drug addicts really exist here and there are a lot of them, abnormal people are also present, and a lot of freaks out of the public mass are also present.
On this note, I have nothing more to write, as I did not leave the center the whole trip, although it would be worth it to walk around the suburbs. But in this case you should spend a month to explore this beautiful city!
What can I say about Peter if I'm a realist?
Petya has set up a f*cked up place that in modern realities does not represent itself as a place to live for people of the 21st century.
Yes it's beautiful, yes it's history.
But you know:
by.Boris
I went to St. Petersburg spontaneously, the decision caught up with me (there was a reason which I will not name). And here I am at the station with a bag already ready for the trip, I enter the carriage of the old train and get into another world. Unfamiliar people around, the smell of doshik, the clatter of car wheels against the joints of rails, rocking. The first night of the trip was nothing, I didn't realize what I was experiencing. Wet dreams on arrival in St. Petersburg, or the stress of not being at home in my own bed? By the way I slept on the top seats - it's hell where you can't roll over properly.
After spending 2 days on the road, shaking in the train, I ate fast food and drank water. On arrival in St. Petersburg my eyes saw the indescribable beauty of the city. It has everything! This architecture absorbed me, I even thought about a full-fledged move for further life, I really liked Peter! In the beginning, arriving at the central Moscow station, you immediately enter Nevsky, meeting the stella on the square.
By the way, I have already been to St. Petersburg a few years ago, but then I didn't realize myself fully what? I did not care about these houses with patterns and frescoes. Perhaps it was my age or circumstances.
The center of St. Petersburg
Oh yes! It's something! Bridges, palaces of royal families, narrow streets with incredible buildings, cruiser Aurora, cathedrals, temples and squares. All these buildings here are realized to the fullest, the center of St. Petersburg on the level of European cities.
From the transport side it is hard here, the narrow avenues of St. Petersburg just can't cope, traffic jams are huge (I haven't seen such things even in Moscow).
Cars, by the way, here are exclusively above average - it can be a luxury Maybach or M5 F90, and if it will be a Zhigul or some Granta, the Zhigul will be in perfect condition, and the Granta is just like a car for an employee of some company.
St. Petersburg is next to Finland because of this you can often see license plates on cars from that country. The subway, yes, in St. Petersburg it is awesome! The cars are certainly not new, but the very essence that the subway stations in this historic capital are among the deepest in the world - it's cool.
Apartments and palaces
High ceilings are f*cked! And that's not the only downside. The interior decoration is alien to me. Handmade wood cuttings, expensive interior and furniture, gold chairs - lots of unnecessary details. The whole thing is F*CK*NG BAD! People used to be f**ked up specifically on things and image.
Salt
Yes, drug addicts really exist here and there are a lot of them, abnormal people are also present, and a lot of freaks out of the public mass are also present.
On this note, I have nothing more to write, as I did not leave the center the whole trip, although it would be worth it to walk around the suburbs. But in this case you should spend a month to explore this beautiful city!
What can I say about Peter if I'm a realist?
Petya has set up a f*cked up place that in modern realities does not represent itself as a place to live for people of the 21st century.
Yes it's beautiful, yes it's history.
But you know:
St. Petersburg is good if you don't live in it!
by.Boris
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