Saint-Petersburg-The palace town

Arapova Ira6B Gimnasium 196

Saint-Petersburg Teacher: Krylova A.N.

Saint-Petersburg is a town in Russia. It’s a palace town because there are a lot of palaces, museums, theatres.

In August 1914 Saint-Petersburg became Petrograd. There was Gostinyi dvor,35 universeties, shops.

It was a clean and busy town. People travelled by trains, by cars. People worked in Putilovski plant, at hospitals, at schools.

In 1917 the revolution began.In 1924 Petrograd became Leningrad.

Today, tourists visit our town because its beautiful. People still visit Saint-Petersburg though to get an idea of what life was like in the past.

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