The house where there lived a heroine of the movie "Winter Cherry"

Hi everyone! I just returned from St. Petersburg and is full of emotions. I am always glad to happen in this city. But in this trip it surprised me so surprised. Weather was - teplyn. And it in September - whereas even in July it is impossible to be sure of anything there. In St. Petersburg it is always necessary to have at itself a raincoat and a jacket. Because even if left in the morning at a blaze of the sun, it is not a guarantee nothing...

And here not that the Indian summer - is simple summer in the heat. I had to take off tights and a sweatshirt, in them I would not survive. People walked in shorts and topics. Fried mercilessly.

But weather in this city museum, the city theater, the city history, of course, not the main thing. The main thing - impressions, what you manage to absorb in yourself during stay there. With pleasure I will tell that I was in time. Not for once, of course.

At first I will show one cinema house. The house in which there lived Olya – the heroine of the movie "Winter Cherry". For me it is very recognized. Or rather, the yard, stages from the movie when the kind uncle in the bus takes away women with children, delivering malyshnyu on the way to kindergarten. It is a profitable home of count of M.P. Tolstoy which was constructed in 1910 — 1912 on the project of the architect Fyodor Lidval. It was lit also at cinema about Sherlock Holmes, and in "To you and did not dream", and in other pictures.

Well, and I managed to make the way to that yard. Though it now with gate. Here so just from the street the bus will not come around... But it turned out very successfully. People left the yard, and it turned out to slip in an open gate.