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402 Площадь Карла Фаберже

59.933398, 30.435368 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Этап 1

503 Krasny Sudostroitel (Red Shipbuilder) bridge across the Okhta River  

59.937043966306, 30.414775864358 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Plaque on the outer side of the bridge railing
Sum of digits
13

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 503

The Krasny Sudostroitel (Red Shipbuilder) bridge connects prospekt Shaumyana and Malookhtinskoye cemetery almost in the alignment of Magnitogorskaya ulitsa. This bridge, built in 2019-2020, was named after Krasny Sudostroitel company in prospekt Shaumyana.
Here, in Matrosskaya Sloboda, at the end of the 19th century was an enterprise of the Finland Light Steamship Company. During the First World War the shipbuilding yard and mechanical plant was named Okhta. In 1924, the same shipbuilding yard — already under the name Krasny Sudostroitel — became a part of the Petrograd State Shipbuilding Trust. In the 1930s, the yard was renamed again — in honour of revolutionary Ivan Ivanovich Lepse — and became part of the Znamya Truda trust.
The first footbridge next to the yard was built in 1928. It was a wooden bridge with a metal span. In 1969, a major overhaul was carried out: the former structure was retained and the bridge remained wooden. In 1985, the bridge was rebuilt again, and again in timber, but on reinforced concrete abutments and downstream. This version of the bridge also stood for a relatively short time: it was dismantled in 2002, leaving the piers in the water.
By 2020, the bridge reconstruction project — with strengthening of the piers — was implemented. In addition, the adjacent sections of the embankments were also landscaped after construction.
522 Shaumyan bridge  

59.933610966306, 30.415773860646 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Installation of the river name made out of four large letters by the bridge
Take a selfie with the installation in the background
selfie

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 522

The first river crossing — a ferry — existed in the Okhta bend as early as 1913. The ferry connected Malaya Okhta with Matrosskaya Sloboda.
The Matrosskaya Sloboda was founded in the early 18th century on the right bank of the Okhta River, at the confluence of the Okkervil River. The settlement was mainly inhabited by retired sailors, which explains its name Matrosskaya meaning “Sailor’s”. By the beginning of the 20th century, Matrosskaya Sloboda was already an industrial area. About its history in 1939-1964 reminded the name of the now abolished Matrosskaya ulitsa.
In 1966-1968, a new three-span reinforced concrete bridge was built across the Okhta. The project of the new crossing was developed by Lengiproinzhproekt specialists. The bridge was named after prospekt Shaumyana. That, in turn, was named in honour of Stepan Georgiyevich Shaumyan, one of the twenty-six Baku commissars.
523 Zanevsky pr., d. 32

59.931842966306, 30.424980858734 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Library. Find the Officials of the event
Code
98347
542 Riddle Рисунок к КП 542

59.934045, 30.423187 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

See image. The person selecting the photos for this riddle got them all wrong, mixing up place, time, and the building itself, respectively. The man related to the correct objects also owned a complex of buildings in the present-day Krasnogvardeysky District in St. Petersburg (however, they are known under the surname of the next owner). Find a board with a historical reference note to the south of the place you are looking for
Telegram channel address (symbols after “/”)

Отгадка

The person selecting the photos depicted “Three Sisters” in Tallinn instead of “Three Sisters” on the Fontanka River; the last building of the Capella instead of the previous one; the Chesme Church instead of its almost complete copy, the Transfiguration Church in Krasnoye village.
All three objects are connected by Mark Poltoratsky, an opera singer and the first director of the Imperial Capella who ordered construction of the “Three Sisters” for his daughters and a copy of the Chesme Church. He was also the first owner of the country estate now known as Utkin’s Dacha.

Ответ: krgv_live


krgv_live
548 Riddle

59.933765932612, 30.419190721607 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

The present-day state considers itself to be the Third IT. Despite the name, IT was a monarchy (albeit monarchs were elected). Translate IT back into Latin and go to house No. 35 along the street you are looking for. Park section to the north of the building. Poster about ornithologic fauna. Photos on the poster
Number of photos with birds on them

Отгадка

According to its own Constitution, present-day Poland is III Rzeczpospolita Polska. Rzeczpospolita is literal translation from the Latin “res publica”. You need to find the checkpoint in Respublikanskaya ulitsa.

Ответ: 16


16
530 Brantovskaya doroga, d. 3

59.939150966306, 30.416559866637 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Section with benches near the main entrance to Okhta Mall. Fairy-tale character “sitting” on the bench
Object in the left hand
метла; broom; broomstick

Этап 2

504 Suvorovsky pr., d. 56  

59.944641, 30.386381 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Any of the archways on the side of Suvorovsky pr. Bas-relief in the archway
Year between the people
1953

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 504

This house was built in 1953 according to the design of Igor Fomin in collaboration with Sergei Speransky and Georgy Aleksandrov. It so happened that all three architects of this building left a significant mark on the history of the Leningrad Underground. Fomin was among the creators of the design of Ploshchad Vosstaniya station, Speransky designed Narvskaya and Politekhnicheskaya stations, and Aleksandrov designed Vladimirskaya station. Let's take a closer look at the figure of Igor Fomin. He was born at the beginning of 1904 into the family of the famous architect Ivan Fomin. In 1912, Igor Fomin was accepted to Karl Mai School. From 1918 to 1923, Fomin's younger sister, Iraida, a future graphic artist, studied at the same school. Igor was unable to complete the full course at the school as his class was disbanded in 1920. Later, Igor entered the Mathematics Department of Petrograd State University, while attending architecture classes at the Second Petrograd Polytechnic Institute. After the abolition of the Second Polytechnic in 1924, he was enrolled in the third year of the Architecture Department. Among his teachers, in addition to his father, were Lev Rudnev and Leonty Benois. The topic of Fomin’s thesis was “House of Congresses.” Since 1926, Igor Fomin began working at LenNIIproekt design intitute. Among his significant pre-war projects are Volodarsky District Health Resort on prospekt Elizarova, the First and Second Lensovet Buildings, and the Naval House on Petrovskaya naberezhnaya. During the Siege of Leningrad, Igor Fomin stayed in the city. He headed the camouflage works in Vyborgsky and Kalininsky districts. In 1945, a temporary Victory Arch was built on prospekt Obukhovskoy Oborony according to his design. In 1946-1948, Fomin, together with his student Boris Zhuravlev, rebuilt Lopatin House on Nevsky prospekt. In the 1950's, Fomin, being already in the status of deputy chief architect of the city, insisted on the construction of the Educational and Scientific Complex of Leningrad University in Peterhof. He also drew up the general plan for the complex in the late 1960's. In 1971, Fomin was awarded with the title of the People's Architect of the USSR.
515 pl. Rastrelli, d. 2

59.949403966306, 30.38984987773 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Entrance from Shpalernaya ul.
Year above the entrance
1961
516 Smolny pr., d. 7

59.944380966306, 30.393932872294 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Entrance to stairwell No. 1
Numbers of which flats indicated on the plaque next to the door, are missing over the entrance?
2, 31
517 Section of access ramp to Bolsheokhtinsky bridge from Malookhtinskaya naberezhnaya  

59.943400966306, 30.405351871234 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Nyenschantz fortress commemorative sign
What tree grows next to the fortress plan?

Отгадка

What tree grows next to the fortress plan?

Ответ: Дуб; oak


Дуб; oak

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 517

В начале XVII века на левом берегу реки Охты, при её впадении в Неву, на месте русского поселения Невский городок, была заложена шведская крепость Ниеншанц. В первой половине того же столетия на прилегавших к крепости землях вырос торговый посад, получивший в 1632 году права города. Город назывался Ниенштадт.
К началу XVIII века Ниеншанц был пятиугольной крепостью с пятью бастионами, двумя равелинами и двумя кронверками. Один из кронверков располагался к югу от крепости, а другой — напротив, на левом берегу Невы. Именно к этой крепости во время Северной войны в конце апреля 1703 года подошло войско Бориса Петровича Шереметева. 26 апреля к войску присоединился сам царь Пётр I, повелевший начать осаду. Шведский гарнизон крепости сдался 1 мая, а крепость высочайшим повелением была переименована в Шлотбург («Замо́к-город»).
Шлотбург просуществовал недолго: укрепления после постройки Петропавловской крепости были постепенно срыты. На месте левобережного кронверка разместился Смоляной двор, в посаде образовались Охтинские слободы из переселенцев, а в середине XVIII века на территории бывшего Ниеншанца был обустроен плодопитомник с оранжереей, названный Канецким огородом. Канец, или Канцы, — русское название Ниеншанца, по которому получила наименование Канцевская сторона — район, который известен нам сейчас как Большая и Малая Охта. В 2000 году на месте одного из бастионов Ниеншанца был открыт памятный знак.
518 Yakornaya ul., d. 2

59.942873966306, 30.415141870664 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Showcase of a vintage furniture shop. Two candlesticks in the middle part of the showcase
Number of red candles in the candlesticks
9
519 Novgorodskaya ul., d. 24

59.939869966306, 30.388097867414 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Public space from the side of Kirochnaya ul.
Number of swings
3
521 pr. Shaumyana, d. 1, korp. 2

59.940111966306, 30.413902867676 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Garden fence from side of the avenue
Figures of which animals are installed by the fence?
тигры; tigers
541 Riddle Рисунок к КП 541

59.943149966306, 30.411260870963 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Look at the image and read it out loud in English.
Section of grass to the north of its easternmost point. Post with three blue signs
Maximum digit on the signs

Отгадка

comma
rows
key
bridge
Вместе звучат как "Komarovsky bridge"

Ответ: 5


5
547 Riddle Рисунок к КП 547

59.943936932612, 30.389638743609 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

See image.
If one man comes to the other with such a gift, he will most likely not cause any condemnation from hospitable hosts.
Public garden with benches on the corner of the streets you are looking for
Number of round flowerbeds

Отгадка

Yaroslavl majolica in the form of a samovar suggest a trip to Newcastle with your own coal (or “to Tula with your own samovar”, as the Russian saying goes). You need to find the intersection of Yaroslavskaya ulitsa and Tulskaya ulitsa.

Ответ: 8


8
520 Tauride Garden / Tavrichesky Garden  

59.945006966306, 30.374199872972 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

“A Boy with a Duck” fountain near the pond
Take a selfie with the fountain in the background
Selfie

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 520

Tavrichesky Garden was laid out in the late 18th century to be praised in the numerous works by Korney Chukovsky, Daniil Kharms, Nikolai Gogol, and many other authors. The park was laid out on the site of a small river Samoroyka at the Tavrichesky Palace. About 400,000 rubles in gold were spent on the construction and decoration of the palace and park for His Serene Highness Prince Grigory Aleksandrovich Potyomkin. In 1787, he was granted the title of Potemkin-Tavrichesky and the palace and the park were named accordingly. After his death in 1791, Catherine II bought the palace of her former favourite for her own summer residence.
The English master of garden art William Guld worked on the planning and laying out of Tavrichesky Park since 1783 for more than seventeen years, attracting the best engineers of the time. The park became one of the master’s favourite creations. Two ponds were dug at the site of the river, which Guld connected with canals. Water for filling the reservoirs was taken from Ligovsky Canal. The earth excavated during the creation of the ponds was used to fill slides and hills overlooking the palace. The big island was connected to the shore by two bridges, one of which was built by the mechanic Ivan Kulibin (however, this bridge was later dismantled). Lime, oak, larch, ash and birch trees were planted in the area. Some of these — along the park boundaries — are still there. In Potemkin’s time, an orchard was also laid out inside Tavrichesky Park. Immediately after construction, the park was closed and it was not until 1866 that it was opened to the public.

“Afterwards it was rumoured that Major Kovalyov’s nose was no longer to be seen strolling along Nevsky prospekt but was in the habit of walking in Tavrichesky Park, and that it had been doing this for a long time. When Khozrov-Mirza lived there, he was astonished at this freak of nature. Some of the students from the College of Surgeons went to have a look.”

Nikolai Gogol. The Nose.

Этап 3

511 ul. Chaykovskogo, d. 28  

59.946656966306, 30.355044874757 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Bay window
Years on the bay window
1896, 1897

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 511

Bay window: part of a room extending from the facade plane, partially or fully glazed, which improves its light and insolation.
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In the late 1850’s, a neo-Baroque mansion was built in Sergievskaya ulitsa for the Greek consul Ivan Egorovich Kondoyanaki, designed by Aleksandr Karlovich Kolman. In 1896, the plot of land together with the house was bought by the couple Aleksandr Ferdinandovich and Varvara Petrovna Kelch.
Varvara Petrovna was the granddaughter and heiress of the largest gold producer of Eastern Siberia Ivan Ivanovich Bazanov, the owner of Lensko-Vitimsky Steamship Company, salt-making plant, and distillery. Together with her mother, Yulia Ivanovna, Varvara was actively involved in charity work in Irkutsk and Moscow. In 1892, she married Nikolai Fyodorovich Kelch, secretary of the Committee of the Society for the Benefit of Moscow University Students in Need. Shortly after the marriage, Nikolai died, and Varvara Petrovna married his brother, Alexander Ferdinandovich. He was a poor cornet, but soon after his marriage he became manager of his wife’s businesses and properties.
In the 1890s, architects Vasily Ivanovich Schoene and Vladimir Ivanovich Chagin rebuilt the mansion in Sergievskaya ulitsa in the Neo-Renaissance spirit for the Kelchs. Karl Karlovich Schmidt later built a neo-Gothic pavilion in the courtyard of the building. And in 1914, after his divorce from his wife, who left for Paris, Aleksandr Ferdinandovich sold the mansion in Sergievskaya ulitsa.
In 1919, the School of Screen Art under the Photo Cinema Committee of the People’s Commissariat of the Northern Region began its work in the building. From the 1930s to the 1990s, the former Kelch mansion, already in ulitsa Chaikovskogo, housed the Dzerzhinsky District Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. In December 1999, the Lawyer’s House was opened in the building.
512 Furshtatskaya ul., d. 36

59.945331, 30.358487 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Section of wall between houses Nos. 36 and 36A
Number of lions
2
513 Sapyorny per., d. 7

59.940933966306, 30.357435868565 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Entrance from the street
Three letters on the canopy
ВИР; BUP
514 Liteyny pr., d. 21  

59.943225966306, 30.348231871045 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Façade facing the avenue
Number of dragons
11

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 514

The small, elegant mansion nearby is house 19 on Liteyny prospekt which remembers grand receptions and social salons and now serves as the central building of the Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov Library. The mansion, built in 1804, belonged to the Musin-Pushkin family from 1856 until the revolution. After the October Revolution, the building was nationalised, and in the early 1930s, when the city palaces and rich houses were given to cultural institutions, it housed a book collection.
German Ideology by Marx and Engels, What the ‘Friends of the People’ Are and How They Fight the Social-Democrats by Lenin, On Electrification, Philosophical Notebooks, Mayakovsky Smiles by Vladimir Mayakovsky, The First Years by Alexander Zharov, Signal by Vsevolod Garshin: it was these books that were the first to enter the vaults. In 1937, in the former mansion the regional mass library of Dzerzhinsky district was opened and later named after Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov in honour of the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the poet. The library continues to operate under the same name in the same building to this day.
545 Riddle

59.941386932612, 30.349555738091 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

When talking about its first use in our country, people usually mention Tokhtamysh. When talking about it in the ancient history (with another interpretation of the term, of course), we think of Archimedes and Memnon. And you need its lane. Entrance to the Georgian cafe in one of the houses along the lane. Decoration above the door depicting people holding horns
Number of horns

Отгадка

The defence of Moscow against Tokhtamysh in 1382 is considered to be the first case in Russian history when cannon artillery was used. Speaking of non-gunpowder artillery, people think of the siege of Syracuse and the weapons developed by Archimedes and the siege of Halicarnassus where catapults were used by Memnon of Rhodes.

Ответ: 2


2
546 Riddle  

59.946570966306, 30.362106874664 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Authors of “Onegin” that is on at Taganka Theatre, authors of "The Queen of Spades” that is on at DK Vyborgsky and even the author of “Swan Lake” at the Bolshoi Theatre all use quotes in their works. The author whose quotes they use will indicate the street you are looking for. House No. 46. Façade facing the street. Attic over the central entrance
Number of people near the coat of arms

Отгадка

The authors of these productions quote Tchaikovsky’s operas. In the first two productions the actors quote "Eugene Onegin" and "The Queen of Spades", respectively In the third one, “Swan Lake”, Tchaikovsky quotes his less popular “Undina”.

Ответ: 2


2

Историческая справка

Attic is a decorative wall erected above the cornice crowning the structure.
510 ul. Nekrasova, d. 18  

59.939000966306, 30.354986866474 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Corner façade
Year on the cartouche
1905

Историческая справка

Cartouche is an architectural element in the form of a framed scrolled shield or half-unfolded scroll on which may be placed a coat of arms, emblem or inscription.

Этап 4

501 9th Sovetskaya ul., d. 15  

59.937370966306, 30.374822864712 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Façade facing the street
Number of decorative pediments above the second floor windows
12

Историческая справка

In this category we follow the European way of numbering the floors in a building. Floor of a building at street level is called the ground floor. The floor above it is the first floor, etc. So, the ground floow, first floor, second floor, etc. corresdpond to the Russian first floor, second floor, third floor, respectively.
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A cornice is an architectural element, a horizontal "shelf" above the casing of a window or door opening. A cornice can be triangular - made in the form of a pediment.
502 7th Sovetskaya ul., d. 4  

59.937042966306, 30.369902864357 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

First-floor balcony closest to house No. 2. Grate above the balcony door
What is depicted in the centre?
цветок; flower

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 502

In this category we follow the European way of numbering the floors in a building. Floor of a building at street level is called the ground floor. The floor above it is the first floor, etc. So, the ground floow, first floor, second floor, etc. corresdpond to the Russian first floor, second floor, third floor, respectively.
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The area between the Neva, Nevsky and Ligovsky prospekts is called Peski (Sands) which is traditionally explained by the peculiarities of the ground. The area is located on the site where the sand spit of the ancient Littorina Sea once ran and, thanks to its location on a natural elevation, has never suffered from flooding.
In the first half of the 18th century, the main thoroughfare of the district — the future Suvorovsky prospekt — was laid. In the second half of the 18th century in Peski, a sloboda of the Chancellery of Buildings was founded, an institution in charge of construction in St. Petersburg and buildings of the palace department. The building of the sloboda followed a strictly regular pattern. In 1781-1788, the Church of the Nativity was built in the centre of Peski, after which the Rozhdestvenskiye streets — from 1st to 10th — were named (“Rozhdestvo” meaning “Nativity”). At the turn of the 19-20th centuries, the territory of Peski was built up with tenement houses.
Meanwhile, along Kalashnikovskaya (Sinopskaya) naberezhnaya, the industrial enterprises of the district were concentrated: Nevskaya paper-spinning factory of Baron Ludwig Stieglitz (future Spinning and Thread Mill named after S.M. Kirov), Treasury Wine Warehouse No. 1 (future Liquor and Vodka Factory LIVIZ), Bread Factory named after the 10th Anniversary of October (Bread Factory Karavay) and others.
505 ul. Zhukovskogo, d. 33

59.935792, 30.35638 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Image in front of the gates on the archway wall. Inscription in the lower right corner
Letter following @ symbol
y
506 Nevsky pr., 79

59.931146966306, 30.358809857982 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Showcase of Father Frost Shop. Alarm clock
Which digit does the minute hand point to?
2
507 5th Sovetskaya ul., d. 21-23-25

59.933951966306, 30.371378861015 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Balcony with chairs
Number of chairs
2
508 Mytninskaya ul., 10

59.932199966306, 30.37572685912 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Gates from the side of the street
Year on the gates
1880
509 Ovsyannikovsky Garden  

59.930363966306, 30.376770857136 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Entrance from pr. Bakunina Memorial bench dedicated to a film director
Four-letter word on the cap
ASSA

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 509

In the last third of the 18th century, the Mytny Yard was built in Peski, where customs duty for imported goods was collected. In 1812-1813, a new stone building was built for the yard on today’s Bakunin Prospekt. The design of this building is attributed to Vasily Petrovich Stasov, but most likely it was drawn up by another architect. The nearest streets and the square to the west of it were named after the yard.
In May 1864, the civil execution of Nikolai Gavrilovich Chernyshevsky took place on Mytninskaya ploshchad. Especially for this macabre event, a platform was erected in the square, on which a black pole with chains was placed. The square was cordoned off by men at arms and policemen. The writer was stripped of his cap, then his sentence was read to him, he knelt down and his sword was broken over his head. The philosopher was then made to stand in chains at a pillar with a State Offender sign on his chest. The next day Chernyshevsky was sent to Siberia.
In the same year, a public garden was laid out on the square at the expense of Stepan Tarasovich Ovsyannikov, a merchant of the first guild. Ovsyannikov, the richest and not too clean-handed bread merchant, was a well-known philanthropist. For example, he allocated a large sum of money for the construction of the Boris and Gleb Church on the present-day Sinopskaya naberezhnaya: not far from his barns. His good deeds, however, paid a hundredfold: he received several medals and orders, was elevated to the estate of honourable citizens (with his family) and was awarded the title of commercial councillor. Even the public garden created near the merchant’s house was named Ovsyannikovsky at the command of Emperor Alexander II.
The garden with fountains was designed by architect Nikolai Pavlovich Grebenka with the participation of artist and garden master Egor Vasilievich Odintsov. Grebenka had by then built a mansion and a tenement house for Ovsyannikov. Later the architect prepared for the merchant the projects of two tenement houses and baths.
Since 1895, the garden became city property. In 1952, the garden was named after Nikolai Gavrilovich Chernyshevsky.
543 Riddle Рисунок к КП 543

59.934035966306, 30.370175861105 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

See image. House No. 11 in his non-street. Coin on the sign above the entrance to the shop
Year on the coin

Отгадка

The images show different depictions of Aleksandr Suvorov’s distinctive hair. You need to find the checkpoint in Suvorovsky prospekt.

Ответ: 1653


1653
544 Riddle

59.932901966306, 30.381321859879 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

HIS city is yellow but in fact HIS house in another city is green. Street named after the city where this house is located. Public garden between houses No. 14 and 16
Number of trees in the garden

Отгадка

Yellow is the colour of Dostoevsky’s Petersburg, and his first real estate that he owned was a green wooden house in Staraya Russa, now a memorial museum. You need to find the checkpoint in Starorusskaya ulitsa.

Ответ: 8


8
540 Pushkinskaya ul.  

59.928970966306, 30.35678885563 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Public garden around the monument to Aleksandr Pushkin
Number of white benches
11

Историческая справка Рисунок к КП 540

Pic.: Monument to Pushkin. Late 19th century.

Этап 5

446 Ligovskiy pr., d. 52

59.925092966306, 30.357925851439 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)

Take a selfie with the building in the background
Селфи

Финиш маршрута

99 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.

59.925502, 30.357558 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)