Scarlet Sails Show on behalf «Moscow» hotel
Viewing the Scarlet Sails Show from the side of a comfortable double-deck boat from the Liteiny Bridge. Departure and arrival will take place from the public quay opposite «Moscow» hotel (Sinopskaya embankment, 28) at 11:00 pm. There is a bar on board, live band on-board.
This feast of school graduates is on of the biggest celebrations on water and it takes place in Saint Petersburg. Spectators will be amazed by a remarkable ceremony with lights and fireworks that will take place in the center of Neva river aquatorium.
Under the bright lights of fireworks a multimedia performance will unfold on the water, the culmination of it will be a grand ship with crimson sails. The route of the sail-ship will happen to the strains of classical music and a grand firework show that symbolizes hope and wish fulfillment. This year the show will take place at night from 23d to 24th of June.
Each year millions of people gather to watch the show. The crowds flood the embankments. It’s hardly ever possible to witness even the slightest bit even if you take the first rows.
We invite everyone wishing to attend to savor the unforgettable spectacle from the best angle – the broadsides of our cruisers.
Departure will take place from the public quay opposite “Moscow” hotel (Sinopskaya embankment, 28) at 11 pm.
On a comfortable double-deck cruiser with a marvelous live band on-board, you will embark on a naval journey.
At the time of the show our cruiser will be in between of Trinity and Liteyniy bridges just in 600-700 meters from the main event. The show will begin at 00.40.
There is a bar on-board where you will be able to order light drinks and appetizers.
“Scarlet Sails” feast has been awarded with European Best Event Award and is truly the best city event in Europe that must never be missed and must be enjoyed from the best angle – the broadsides of a cruiser.
ATTENTION! Purchased tickets are recommended to be printed out or collected in advance in our ticket offices at any pier convenient for you. Promo and discount codes don't apply for these tickets.
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21.09.2014 the ship was transferred to the Kronstadt shipyard`s dockage facility till 2016
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The main building in the architectural complex of The Spit of Vasilyevsky Island
The building, which is situated at Birzhevaya Ploschad 4, is a significant example of the Greek Revival architecture. Designed by French architect Thomas de Thomon and inspired by the Greek Temple of Hera at Paestum, the stock exchange was constructed between 1805 and 1810. It was built for the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange, but was subsequently used for a different purpose. As of 2011 the building houses the exposition of the Central Naval Museum.
The Old Stock Exchange is sited to fill the majestic sweep of the Spit (in Russian Strelka) of Vasilievsky Island, just opposite the Winter Palace. Thomon's design called for a peristyle of forty four Doric columns resting upon a massive stylobate of red granite and supporting an entablature of triglyphs and slotted metopes. A monumental sculptural group similar in form to aquadriga featuring Neptune, and symbolizing maritime commerce, is mounted above the portico. Both inside and outside the Bourse, a motif of the semicircle is recurrent. The interior features a large colonnaded trading hall, now divided into eight exhibition halls. The central rooms are illuminated by an oblong skylight. The surrounding ceiling features double-sunk coffers.
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In the 18th century the columns fulfiled the role of lighthouses
The first two rostrum columns, Chesmenskaya and Moreiskaya, were built in the 1770s at Tsarskoe Selo (near Pushkin) in memory of the victories of the Russian fleet (see Russian Naval Memorials). In St. Petersburg there are two rostral columns erected from granite and pudost stone in 1805-10 (architect Jean-Francois Thomas de Thomon) on the spit of Vasilyevsky Island (see also Stock Market Square). From the very start they served as beacons for the trading port. Inside the rostral columns are spiral staircases, leading to the squares are chalice shaped lamps on tripods (since 1957 the gas beacons of the columns have been lit for celebrations). At the pedestal of the columns are sculptures (the craftsman S. Sukhanov, the sculptors J. Camberlain and J. Thibaud), they are traditionally considered allegories for the Volga and Dnepr rivers (the northern column), the Neva and Volkhov (the southern column). In 1999-2000, they were restored.
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