In the age of high speeds, the world has become more accessible, and the traveler has become more sophisticated. St. Petersburg is a real treasury filled with world masterpieces of culture and art. Nevertheless, after another visit to the Hermitage or climbing the colonnade of St. Isaac's Cathedral, I want to see something fundamentally new and unusual. And in this regard, the Northern capital is a real Eldorado. Which city street is the narrowest? Where did the formidable Count Arakcheev live? How did the artist Repin paint his “Cossacks”? What inspired Dostoevsky while working on the novel “Notes from the House of the Dead”? What made the Griffin Tower and the Mosaic Courtyard famous? What is “The Street of Time”, “The Universe of Water” and “The Horrors of St. Petersburg”? Where is the nose of Major Kovalev, a famous Gogol character, currently located? And where, finally, can you try a hodgepodge called “Machine Gunner Anka”?