This book is an unusual guide to the addresses of happy moments lived in St. Petersburg by outstanding people - writers, musicians, artists - classics who formed the flower of the nation, and our contemporaries, wonderful writers living on the banks of the Neva. Each character in the book has an address, who gave him moments of happiness. Why does Valery Popov consider the meeting at the first horse of the Anichkov Bridge to be one of these moments? What is the Pushkin House for Evgeny Vodolazkin, what are the ravelins of the Peter and Paul Fortress for Nikita Filatov, and boiler room number three for Evgeny Lukin? Why does Sergei Nosov like to walk through the Mikhailovsky Garden at night, and Alexey Shevchenko - to inhale the aromas of a confectionery factory? This book is presented in the genre of interviews, first-hand accounts, essays and portraits. The author succinctly and succinctly conveys the characters of our favorite writers who experienced the most acute moments of happiness given by St. Petersburg, and an understanding of their deep presence in the city’s culture.