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903 Участок около здания вестибюля станции метро "Волковская" и ТРК "Радиус". Точное место, где и как необходимо сделать стартовое селфи, команда узнает ровно по времени своего старта.

59.896472, 30.357023 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Этап 1

510 nab. r. Volkovki, 7. “Vesyolaya zateya” (“Merry Venture”) shop

59.90616, 30.364713 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

You will see game officials waiting for you at this checkpoint, they will hand out game materials.
The game officials will be waiting at the store.
Do not forget to complete the task.
Poster by the entrance
Code on the poster
548643
511 Mginskaya ul., 4  

59.900722, 30.371479 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Poster under the address sign
Tramway side number
8912

Историческая справка

In the north-east part of the Frunzensky District you can find Volkovo Cemeteries/Volkovskiye kladbishcha — the oldest functioning cemeteries in Saint Petersburg. They include two vast yards (Orthodox and Lutheran) divided by the Volkovka River. The most famous part of the Orthodox cemetery built in 1756 is Literatorskie mostki (writers’ footways) — burials of Russian and Soviet writers, musicians, actors, architects, scientists and public leaders. Apart from that, Literatorskie mostki also include burials of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin’s mother and sister.
Lutheran Volkovo Cemetery was established in 1772 after the closure of Sampsonievskoye German Cemetery used for the burial of non-Orthodox people. Volkovo Cemetery was used to bury members of Lutheran Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul on Nevsky prospekt and Church of St. Anne on ulitsa Furshatskaya, as well as Catholics of Church of St. Catherine on Nevsky prospekt (one of cemetery lanes is called Katolicheskaya meaning Catholic).
In 1920–1930 a number of burials and monuments were destroyed and the remains of Anton Delvig, Karl Ivanovich Rossi, and other prominent personalities were moved from the cemetery to museum necropolises. Among others, on Lutheran Volkovo Cemetery were buried: famous navigator Fyodor Petrovich Litke, field marshal Ivan Ivanovich Dibich-Zabalkansky, philologist Aleksandr Khristoforovich Vostokov, journalist and publisher Nikolay Ivanovich Gretsch, physician Yakov Vasilyevich Wylie, architect Albert Katerinovich Kavos, paediatrist Karl Andreyevich Rauchfuss, and physician Alla Nickolayevna Shabanova. On the cemetery you can find tombstones from 18-19 centuries by David Ivanovich Visconti, Luigi Ruska, and other architects.
In 1787 Old Believers Bezpopovtsy Vorobyev and Volkov established Old Believers Volkovo Cemetery to the north of Lutheran Cemetery. Split poorhouses for men and women with meeting houses were built on it. Volkovo Skete became the centre of the Old Believers Fedoseevtsy movement in Saint Petersburg. By 1917 Volkovo Poorhouse had the largest collection of old icons. The poorhouse was closed in 1930s. According to canons of Old Believers the cemetery featured wooden crosses with reliefs and inscriptions. They were made in the form of golubets — carved wooden post with gabled cover and copper cross featuring a crucifix. By the early 1990s all old monuments were lost.
512 Voronezhskaya ul., 27

59.914617, 30.345708 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Children’s playground in the courtyard.
Bus routes end points
End point mentioned in the top line
Holloway road
513 Tambovskaya ul., 33

59.911597, 30.3528 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Stairway No. 2
Range of flat numbers on the second floor according to the plaque by the entrance
26-31; 32-37
514 Andreyevskaya ul., 5

59.900206, 30.368217 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

All the balconies of the building
Total number of balusters (partially destroyed balusters should also be counted)
105
516 Riddle Рисунок к КП 516

59.904851, 30.356048 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

See image.
Building No. 25 along the horizontal leg of the triangle.
Children’s playground by the building.
Wolf over the instructions
Object in the right hand

Отгадка

This is graphic representation of Rasstanny pereulok, Rasstannaya ulitsa, Rasstanny proyezd, and Rasstanny Public Garden. You need to find Rasstannaya ulitsa.

Ответ: binoculars; бинокль


binoculars; бинокль
517 Priluksky Public Garden in front of Ligovsky pr., 180

59.910226, 30.348344 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Installation on a pedestal
Take a selfie with the installation in the background

Этап 2

521 Malodetskoselsky pr., 32b

59.91192, 30.321665 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Section of a boulevard opposite the building.
Fence around any of the maples
Number of rings in the top row
22
522 Ligovsky pr., 232, str. 1

59.906401, 30.344753 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Façade facing the avenue.
St. Petersburg sights depicted on the 2nd floor level
Which sight is depicted over the garage door by entrance No. 13?
Bronze Horseman, monument to Peter I
523 Ligovsky pr., 233

59.90936, 30.346266 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Building overlooking the avenue with its façade
Number of official address signs with the avenue name
3
524 Ligovsky pr., 275, korp. 1  

59.904507, 30.3414 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Firewall overlooking building No. 271
Number of windows
6

Историческая справка

The under-construction station Borovaya of the sixth line of the St. Petersburg Metro is designed with two exits. The first — a two-storey building — should be located near the railway station Borovaya Vitebsk course (at the intersection of Chernigovskaya ulitsa and Kievskaya ulitsa). The second ticket hall area should appear near the intersection of Ligovsky prospekt and ulitsa Tosina.
Borovaya is a deep underground pylon station. The width of the intertrack will be 25 meters. The diameter of the side station tunnels will be 8.5 meters and the diameter of the central hall will be 9.8 meters. 
The original design resembled Spasskaya station. Thus, at one end of the hall an exit to the city was planned, and in the center it was assumed to make room for the construction of the corridor to the second exit, through the tracks, as well as the transfer corridor to the planned station of the Circle Line. 
However, the original design of the station, scheduled to open in 2024, has been changed. For example, the station will not be used to transfer to the Circle Line — the transfer station will be the adjacent Zastavskaya, which is expected to open by 2027. Theoretically, however, there is still a possibility to build the transfer — in the place of the long partition between the Borovaya pylons.
525 Zaozyornaya ul., 3, korp. 2  

59.906171, 30.323642 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Sign with five buildings above one of the entrances
Number of windows in the tallest building
14

Историческая справка

The first experimental gas holder was installed in St Petersburg in the summer of 1819 on Aptekarsky Island, starting the era of gas lighting in the city's streets. Gas lanterns were predominantly installed in the main streets of the city — on the outskirts and in the smaller streets oil and an alcohol and turpentine mixture were used for lanterns.
In 1835, the first gas company, The Gas Lighting St. Petersburg Society, was registered. In the same year, the city's infrastructure was modified to provide centralised street lighting: gas was supplied from gas tanks, through long distribution pipes installed underground, to the lampposts. In August 1839 the first gasworks began operations. Lighting gas was produced from English coal, which was curiously cheaper than using Russian coal. The Arsenal factory cast lampposts and the Imperial Porcelain Factory produced lantern shades. 
The appearance of gas holders on the Obvodny Kanal made it possible to illuminate Palace Square, Nevsky prospekt, Sadovaya ulitsa, Gorokhovaya ulitsa, Millionnaya ulitsa and Bolshaya Morskaya ulitsa and Malaya Morskaya ulitsa with gas lanterns.
In 1958, the Capital Light Society built another gas plant on the Obvodny Kanal, with two gas storage towers next to each other, one in the form of a cylinder and the other as a polyhedron. The designs were so successfully developed by engineer Rudolf von Bernhard that one of the gas holders is still an integral part of the Obvodny Kanal architectural ensemble today.  
Unfortunately, their age was short-lived: in addition to the constant financial difficulties of The Gas Lighting St. Petersburg Society, the high cost of producing gas and the low demand from citizens, in the 1880s electrification of the city began to force gas lamps out of the streets of the city. The gas holders began to lose their original purpose, but some have been preserved as a memento of the capital's early gasification era. There are many stories of the successful use of these towers for other purposes: research institutes, concert venues, creative spaces and a planetarium.
526 Kievskaya ul., 5, korp. 3  

59.902799, 30.323843 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Fence with murals
Which object will the astronomer see in the sky if he lowers the telescope a bit?
ball

Историческая справка

The infamous Badayev warehouses, or in other words warehouses named after Alexei Yegorovich Badayev, were a complex of wooden warehouses built in 1914 by a merchant of the 1st Guild Sergey Ivanovich Rasteryayev on a 27-hectare plot of land (Kievskaya ulitsa 5). 
Sergey's father, a merchant of the 1st Guild and hereditary honorary citizen, Ivan Sergeyevich Rasteryaev, opened his own business — a shot casting factory — on Chernigovskaya ulitsa, in an industrial area along the Moscow-Vindavo-Rybinskaya railway. In the same area in the 1910s, Sergey Ivanovich, who increased his father's capital, built a railway station belonging to the Nikolayevskaya railway. The station, which has made it possible to reduce the cost of transporting cargo to the warehouse complex, was named Rasteryayevo.
After the October Revolution in 1917, the factory was nationalised and the warehouse complex was used to store food supplies. In 1937, the warehouse complex was named after Aleksey Yegorovich Badayev, who was still alive and had been the chairman of the Petrograd Food Board and later Commissar of Food Distribution of Petrograd and the Northern Region, and later became Commissar for Food Industry of the USSR.
As a result of air raids by the German Luftwaffe on 8 and 10 September 1941, about 40 buildings in Badayev warehouses burned down, containing 3000 tons of flour and 2500 tons of sugar (according to the standards in force at the time, that was the amount of stocks for 1-3 days). Up to a thousand tonnes of burnt flour and up to nine hundred tonnes of burnt sugar were processed by food businesses. In the minds of Leningrad’s residents it was the fire at the Badayev warehouses that symbolised the beginning of the 1941-1942 famine, but although the fire was a significant tragedy, it was not the main cause of the disasters of the terrible autumn and winter of 1941-1942. Between 1945 and 1970, the Badayev warehouses were rebuilt.
527 Riddle

59.910903, 30.341783 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

There is a monument in St. Petersburg that is a copy (that was a gift) from another copy (that was also a gift).
One might think that this scene happened there: after all, this place is considered to be the cradle, and there is a story about a ring that was given to a man from the same profession.
However, the monument depicts a scene from a completely different trip.
Garden called after the “wrong” place.
Building No. 2 in the garden.
Working hours indicated on the door

Отгадка

“The Carpenter Czar” monument located in Admiralteyskaya naberezhnaya is a copy that was given to St. Petersburg instead of a lost monument a copy of which was in turn sent to a Dutch city where Peter the Great studied shipbuilding and worked at a wharf. You could have thought that the monument depicts a scene in Voronezh which is considered to be a cradle of the Russian fleet. There is also a legend that Peter the Great allegedly gave a ring to a carpenter who berated his skills.

Ответ: 8-20


8-20
528 Riddle Рисунок к КП 528

59.90904, 30.340108 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

See image.
The One with ****'s ***.
Slightly misspell the missing words in the name of the episode.
The result will prompt you the name of the street you need.
House No. 2, building No. 1.
Façade facing the street
Number of human figures on the 4th (5th) floor level

Отгадка

In an episode of “Friends” TV show Ross was unlucky with his artificial tan. The episode is called “The One with Ross's Tan”. If you slightly misspell the missing words you will get Rasstannaya ulitsa.

Ответ: 10


10
529 Olimpia Garden

59.912095, 30.319348 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Graffiti on a container next to one of the playgrounds
Number of the cat’s whiskers
6

Этап 3

531 Public garden on the corner of nab. Obvodnogo kanala and ul. Vvedensky kanal

59.913878, 30.333069 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Boards with historical reference notes.
Number of boards
8;9
532 Pionerskaya pl., 1  

59.92039, 30.333944 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

“Dandelion” installation on the square in front of the building.
Maxim with the word “gratitude”
Seventh word
law

Историческая справка

The Bryantsev Youth Theatre was founded in 1921 and originally opened in the hall of the former Tenishev School on ulitsa Mokhovaya. The theatre's chief director in 1921-1961 was Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Bryantsev, whose name was bestowed upon the theatre in 1980. Under his leadership, the theatre developed a special system of expressive means, designed for the psychology of children's perception. The theatre's repertoire included fairy tales, modern Soviet plays, and Russian and foreign classics. The theatre's best performances were considered to be: The Humpbacked Horse by Yershov (1922), Scapin the Schemer by Moliere (1924), Don Quixote by Cervantes (1926), Two Maples (1954) by Schwartz, Pushkin's Tales (1962), The Cat Who Walked by Himself by Kipling (1977), The Comedy of Errors by Shakespeare (1978), Diary of Poprischin by Gogol (1989), Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky (1994), The Old World Landowners by Gogol (1996), The Late Demon by Pushkin (1997), The Wood Demon by Chekhov (2000), Diary of a Provincial in St. Petersburg by Saltykov-Shchedrin (2002). In 1922, the theatre had a studio, which later became a section of the children's theatre of the Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinematography (now the Theatre Arts Academy). In 1935 the New Youth Theatre, directed by Boris Sohn, was separated from the Theatre and existed until 1945. In 1942 the Youth Theatre was evacuated to Berezniki, and in 1944 it resumed its work in Leningrad. 
In 1959, to mark the anniversary of the founding of the pioneer organisation, a new building was built on Pionerskaya Ploshchad to a design by the architect Aleksandr Vladimirovich Zhuk. Bryantsev himself did not live to see the theatre housewarming for several months. However, he was involved in the design of the building and insisted that the new theatre should retain the amphitheatrical layout of the hall on Mokhovaya ulitsa. The stage, in keeping with tradition, was as close to the auditorium as possible. In front of the building, sculptural groups "Boys" and "Girls" by Aleksandr Mikhailovich Ignatyev and Lyubov Mikhailovna Kholina were installed.
533 ul. Vvedensky kanal, 6

59.921075, 30.32517 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Poster with the information about the military & medical museum above the sign with the building number
Number of people on the poster
2
534 Mozhayskaya ul., 6

59.917716, 30.32589 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Entrance to stairwell No. 1
Number of round windows above the entrance
4
535 Riddle Рисунок к КП 535

59.914022, 30.324381 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

See image.
Such a representative of the famous family could have settled down in St. Petersburg, at 27, korp. 1 address.
Obviously, the street would be this one.
Lawn with an Installation in front of the building.
Post with lanterns on the corner of the lawn
Number of lanterns

Отгадка

The illustration shows a stylised peacock who works as a dentist. Peacocks with professions are a symbol of Serpukhov. You need to find Serpukhovskaya ulitsa (where house 27, building 1 has a dentist’s office).

Ответ: 2


2
536 Riddle Рисунок к КП 536

59.911626, 30.329927 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

See image.
Generally speaking, they do one and the same thing, but one of them has been doing it for over sixty years and the other one has been involved with it for less than ten.
Go to the one that is younger.
Library next to the building.
Chalk board behind the glass.
Last four letters in the Internet address

Отгадка

A “typical” planetarium projector has the form of a dumbbell. Such a projector was installed at the first planetarium, near Gorkovskaya metro station. The projector at the planetarium on the Obvodny canal, however, resembles a football. You need to find the planetarium on the Obvodny canal.

Ответ: alib


alib
537 ul. Marata, 86, liter. A  

59.91772, 30.337415 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Monument in a public garden next to the building
Year on the pedestal
1812

Историческая справка

Prince Pyotr Ivanovich Bagration, a descendant of the Georgian royal dynasty of Bagrationi, was born in 1765. He entered military service as a seventeen-year-old boy in 1782. Already in 1787-1791 Bagration fought in the Russo-Turkish War, and later, in 1793-1794, he distinguished himself in the Polish campaign.
The Price’s military merit did not go unnoticed: during Suvorov’s Italian and Swiss campaigns in 1799 he commanded the Russian army vanguard.
During the wars against Napoleon in 1805 and 1806-1807 Bagration was entrusted with the command of the rearguard. Bagration also distinguished himself in the battles at Schöngrabern (1805), Austerlitz (1805), Preußisch Eylau (1807) and Friedland (1807).
He also inflicted a number of defeats on the Swedes during the Finnish War of 1808-1809. At the same time, during the Russo-Turkish war of 1806-1812 he managed to become Commander-in-Chief of the Moldovan Army (1809-1810), and the Commander of Podolsk (2nd Western) Army since 1811.
With the beginning of the 1812 Patriotic War Bagration opposed the decision of drawing Russian armies off from Smolensk. In the course of the Battle of Borodino he led the left wing which was hit by the first enemy’s attack. During the battle, the Prince was mortally wounded. He died on the 12th September 1812.
On the day of the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Borodino, on the 7th September 2012, a monument to the hero of the Patriotic War of 1812, Pyotr Bagration, was unveiled in a previously anonymous square along ulitsa Marata. The monument was unveiled there because the barracks of the Jaeger Regiment, which the prince commanded in the 1800s, were located near the former Semyonovsky Platz.

Этап 4

541 Sotsialisticheskaya ul., 14

59.922444, 30.343097 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Façade facing the street.
Number of human figures on the 2nd floor level
12
542 Kolomenskaya ul., 12  

59.92477, 30.354345 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Entrance to the building from the street
Number of volutes
4

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 542

Volute (meaning ‘spiral’ in Italian) is an architectural motif in the form of a spiral with a circle (‘eye’) in the centre. The volute is a part of the column capitals of the Ionic order. The volute is also part of the composition of the Corinthian and Composite capitals. The volutes are sometimes shaped as architectural details used to connect parts of a building, as well as the brackets of cornices, the frames of portals, doors, windows (e.g. in late Renaissance and Baroque architecture).
543 ul. Dostoyevskogo, 23

59.923039, 30.345933 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Pictograms above the ground floor windows
Number of floors in the tallest building on one of the pictograms
8
544 Kolomenskaya ul., 45

59.920574, 30.349059 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Building wall facing te street
Heads of which animal are placed on the wall?
horse
545 Kolomenskaya ul., 33/40

59.922237, 30.352344 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Sign with working hours next to the entrance
Website address
www.edinorog.org
546 ul. Dostoyevskogo, 44  

59.922251, 30.344807 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Figures of bears next to one of the entrances
Take a selfie with one of the figure in the background
selfie

Историческая справка

The bear sculptures on ulitsa Dostoyevskogo will turn 120 years old next year. The bears invite spectators into the main building of Siegel's factory.
The author, the animal sculptor Artemy Lavrentyevich Auber, designed the bears to symbolise the prosperity of the company, which was founded in 1877 by the Saxon engineer Kurt Siegel.
The sculptures are extremely elaborate: large heads, large clawed paws and thick fur look very naturalistic indeed. They are distinguished from living bears by their shiny noses - rubbed for good luck.
Artemy Lavrentyevich Auber was born in Moscow in 1843 into the family of Lavrentiy Nikolayevich Auber, a Frenchman by birth, the manager of the Imperial Theatres in Moscow. Artemy Auber began his education at the Faculty of Medicine of the Imperial Moscow University and continued at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St Petersburg and the Imperial School of Drawing in Paris. Auber became friends with the Benois family and was one of the founders of the “Mir iskusstva” (World of Art) artistic movement. The sculptor became famous as an outstanding master of fine plastics, who perfectly captured in plaster and bronze the naturalistic (Greyhound with a Fox, Bull-Winner) and ethnographic (Kirghiz, smoking a Pipe, Breton (Woman with Chickens)) features of the depicted object. Auber also had a hand in more monumental works: he took part in the decoration of the Singer House in St Petersburg, and of the monument to Bohdan Khmelnytsky in Kiev.
547 Riddle Рисунок к КП 547

59.917424, 30.345983 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

The photographer may have blurred too much, but he remembers that he had scaffolding to his right.
Banner on scaffolding.
Last letter in the last line.

Отгадка

The photographer is standing on the corner of ulitsa Tyushina and Borovaya ulitsa and looking at the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.

Ответ: Г


Г
548 Ligovsky pr., 95

59.923123, 30.354863 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Ventilation shaft in front of the building.
Sign on the post
Last word of the second line (retain the spelling)
Стелажи

Этап 5

439 Лиговский пр., д. 48, лит. А

59.925527, 30.357998 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Селфи на фоне букв "KFC"

Финиш маршрута

905 Участок Лиговского проспекта между Кузнечным и Свечным переулками. Точное задание, где именно необходимо финишировать и как сделать финишное селфи, команда получит в виде последнего КП на последнем этапе игры.

59.925112, 30.357249 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)