The Gulf of Finland and the House of I.E. Repin

Make a brief stop to enjoy the views of the coast of the Gulf of Finland, and see the historic abandoned tower in the village of Garkolovo, which is surrounded by rare birches covered with snow.

Another secluded spot on the south coast. In addition to a fairly clean beach, here you can find a Soviet secret base, where submarines were fueled. Now the place looks more like ruins, on which you can carefully climb and admire the view.

Lunch in Kronstadt. Strong coffee and a variety of desserts. Responsive and efficient staff.

The road to the homestead of the hero of Russian realism passes through a deciduous forest and a small pond. The artist himself grew a garden here, built a gazebo, a well, rebuilt his house in parts.
It turned out quite a secluded place. Funny tambourine at the entrance to the house to alert the owner of the arrival of guests. Repin's workshop occupied the second floor of the veranda. The grave of the painter is also within walking distance.

On the beach we are greeted by sculptural compositions from the 60s. It's amazing that since then nothing has changed here, and it looks modern. Through the "seagulls" we look out to the sea.

Have dinner at Pizza-More restaurant, which is located very close to the Gulf of Finland, so you can still hear the sound of waves. The menu is not limited to pizza, there is also Japanese and Russian cuisine.