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Baron Fyodor Ivanovich Lidval (Johan Fredrik Lidvall, Swedish: Johan Fredrik Lidvall; May 20 (June 1), 1870 — March 14, 1945) was a Russian-Swedish…

Check-in for a touch of Hollywood glamour! Dive into the quirky and captivating world of legendary hotels where iconic films like "Home Alone," "Pretty…

The main attractions of Tallinn are connected to its centuries-old history. The Old Town of the Estonian capital has absorbed the spirit of the Middle…

The first episode of the Soviet film about the adventures of the great detective and his faithful companion was released in 1979.

Nacka Secrets by Team Reveal Cover Photo: https://www.visitstockholm.se/.

Banksy, the enigmatic street artist, has captured the world's imagination with his thought-provoking and visually stunning graffiti.

The southernmost and largest of the Baltic countries. Jews lived in Lithuania since the 14th century.

The estates of the Moscow region represent a distinct layer of Russian history and culture. Their former owners were poets and writers, illustrious…

Kamenniy Island is a district in the historic center of Petersburg, known for its unusual mansions, panoramic views, and green recreational areas.

The topic of the Holocaust is endless, as it brought so much sorrow; each tragic fate is a separate book.

It is possible that Mir got its name from the word "emir" (referring to the rank of the head of the detachment of Tatar warriors stationed here), or from…

It is very difficult to imagine modern Belarus without Jewish heritage, just as it is to imagine Israel without Belarusian heritage.

Castles of Belarus are defensive structures built on the territory of modern Belarus in the 13th–17th centuries.

Born on March 6 (18), 1844, in Tikhvin, Novgorod Province, into the noble family of the Rimsky-Korsakovs, known for their traditions of naval service.

The Struve Arc is a chain of triangulation points stretching 2,820 km across the territories of ten European countries.

The network of castles in East Prussia, part of whose territory now belongs to the Kaliningrad region, began to take shape during the conquest of Prussia…

In the territory of East Prussia, stone churches first appeared in the second half of the 13th century, when the Teutonic Order founded the churches…

Königsberg, as a fortress, was built and rebuilt throughout the centuries, and the culmination of these continuous reconstructions was a powerful ring…

There are several versions of the origin of the name Königsberg. The most common version associates the name of the fortress Königsberg, meaning "King's…

Königsberg (now Kaliningrad) was founded as a castle and remained a fortress city until the end of World War II.

A couple of centuries ago, near Saint Petersburg, there were real luxurious estates. They began to appear alongside the development of Saint Petersburg…

Derbent (from the Persian Derbend — "closed (bound) gates," Azerbaijani Dərbənd — "narrow gates") is located where the mountains of the Greater Caucasus…

The official founding date of Novgorod is considered to be the year 859, based on the first mention of the city in the later Nikon Chronicle (16th…

The Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin is a majestic medieval fortress, one of the best preserved in Russia.

Nizhny Novgorod is a city with a rich 800-year history. The regional settlements and small towns are also interesting — both for their activities and for…

Vladimir Mayakovsky lived in Moscow, but he spent several years in Petersburg that became fateful for him.

The island was first marked on Swedish maps in 1643. The original Finnish name of the island was "Mistulansaari," and the Russian name was "Mishin…

A collection of Stockholm historic bars, pubs and restaurants. Drink like a viking, try an alchemist cocktail, dive into the dark basement labyrinth…

The role of Dagestan at all stages of history has been largely determined by its geographical location.

North Ossetia is not the most popular destination for tourists. Topaz mountain rivers, so clear that if you dip your hands in them, you can see the white…

There are nineteen known ruined churches on the island of Gotland, twelve of which are in Visby. Of these, ten lie within the medieval city walls.

Andrey Ivanovich Shtakenshneider was born on February 22 [March 6], 1802, in the Shtakenshneider estate, Gatchina district, Saint Petersburg province.

There are several islands in the world that serve or have served as prisons or places of confinement.

These parks are the perfect option for a secluded countryside walk. Their relative remoteness from Peterhof and Lomonosov allows you to stroll along…

The UNESCO World Heritage List includes 30 sites in the Russian Federation, which accounts for 2.6% of the total number (1154 as of 2021).

Prison hotel – this is a new type of hotel built in gloomy, barred abandoned prisons to justify the money spent on reconstruction and thus preserve…

The city of Pushkin is famous for the monument of landscape art and world architecture located on its territory — the Tsarskoye Selo Museum-Reserve…

The "Mariental" Park is the second largest park in the city of Pavlovsk (Pushkinsky District of Saint Petersburg).

Seven Wonders of the World.

What do Cervantes, Rilke and Hemingway have in common? They all loved Ronda! Hemingway famously wrote that "Ronda is the place where to go, if you are…

There are several islands in the world that serve or have served as prisons or places of confinement.

Almost the entire territory of modern Karelia was once inhabited by the tribe "Lop" (self-designation – “Saami”), between Lake Ladoga and Lake…

Peterhof, translated from German, means "Peter's Court." Having reclaimed these lands from the Swedes, Peter I ordered the founding of a city here.

Date of formation: 1826 - 1832, Architects: A.A. Menelas, A.I. Shtakenshneider Garden master: P.I. Erler, Park area - 115 hectares The Alexandria Park…

Colonists' Park is a 29-hectare landscape park in Peterhof. Colonists' Park was created based on a design by architect A. I. Stackenschneider during the…

The city of Bolgar in Tatarstan, located on the banks of the Volga River, is a historic settlement of the Volga Tatars, the "Northern Mecca" of the…

Under Vasili III, in 1510, the Pskov Republic was abolished, and its territory was annexed to the Grand Duchy of Moscow (the Russian state).