Petersburg: maps, pictures, schemas.

• The collection of maps and schemas is designed by Nikolai Gluzdov (ng@sppress.spb.su) and is provided by St.Petersburg Press .
  • Large map of downtown (200KB, 2380x1566 pixels)
  • Nevsky Prospect and its vicinity are the most eminent parts of St.Petersburg. Detailed schema of Nevsky Prospect (GIF file, 80 kb) and the guide along this street
  • The timetable and schema of bridges
  • The subway map (16KB, 485x789 pixels)
• The subway map (GIF, 15 Kb) from D.Zinoviev's server in New York (dmitry@pavel.physics.sunysb.edu ).
• The online navigator: St.Petersburg subway system. The navigator computes the best route between any two of more than 50 stations. Read instructions here if you wish to submit graphic maps for that program.
• The professionally guided sigh-seeing tour around St.Petersburg. Copyright ©1995 Seanet Corporation. Send comments to: webmaster@www.russia.net
• The souvenir collection of pictures. Excellent views, recommended. The link above leads to the index of pictures (mirrored by permission of Alexander Plemnek). They are maintained on "Friends and Partners" server in the Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA. If you are in Russia or in East Europe, you would better to visit the original collection maintained on St.Petersburg's State Technical University server. Contact persons are: Alexander Plemnek (plm@unilib.unilib.neva.ru) and Sergey Kupreenko (ksw@unilib.unilib.neva.ru )
• The Andrey Sebrant's pictures of St. Petersburg in the fall, a charming place at a beautiful time. The city is magnificient not only in the season of white nights and you'll see that for yourselves. Submitted on Sat, 19 Oct 1996. Send comments to: asebrant@glasnet.ru
• The directory of Joe Arnstein contains links to his pictures taken in St.Petersburg and in Peterhof. If you are planning your own trip, you can read Joe Arnstein's travelogue. (C) Copyright 1996 Joe Arnstein. Send comments to: ChebRashka@aol.com
• The Imperial St.Petersburg in water-colours by V.Sadovnikov. All water-colour paintings are accompanied by modern photos of the same places in Petersburg. This exhibition is part of the exposition provided by the Regional University & Science network in North-West of Russia. Send comments to: arg@topol.stu.neva.ru
• St.Petersburg Pictures Gallery (index).
• St.Petersburg At Night . This collection of pictures and the forementioned gallery are maintained by NEVAlink Co., EUnet/Relcom and the St.Petersburg Press.
• Sergei Naumov's (serge@sunsite.oit.unc.edu) collection of postcards with pictures of St.Petersburg. Each page of his collection contains 4 or 5 inline images (40-50K per image).
• A tour around St.Petersburg guided by Steven Grimm (koreth@hyperion.com ).
• St.Petersburg's Churches (by Steve Grimm: koreth@hyperion.com).
• Pictures of St.Petersburg collected by John Sloan, historian, professor, retired Army officer. He provides photos of St. Isaac Cathedral (roof and the dome), Smolny convent, Christ Savior Cathedral (it is adjacent to spot where tsar Alexander II was killed), General Staff Hqs (across square from Winter palace), Winter Palace and other pictures. Send comments to: Johns426@aol.com
• The JPG images from the "Lonely Planet" server: Chirch of the Christ on the Blood (16K), and St Isaac's Cathedral (15K). Copyright © 1996 Nick Selby.
• Tsarskoe Selo ("Tsar's Village"), named in Soviet era Pushkin, the town. Pictures from S.Grimm's trip
• St.Petersburg in summer. Collection of pictures provided by mortal@sils.umich.edu
• Collection of pictures provided by Igor Pavlovsky (ipavlovs@geom.umn.edu )
• A town in the vicinity of St.Peterburg: Gatchina (this server is maintained by Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute).

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