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6 Activités
2ème jour
93 mi0.7 mi
From Andersengrad to the Priory Palace.
We visit the medieval town, created on the basis of fairy tales by G. H. Andersen. Then we'll move to the Kopor fortress, which is on the edge of Izhora Upland. In the afternoon we will learn the secrets of the Order of Malta in the Priory Palace and try to solve the mystery of what hides the birch house in Gatchina Palace Park.
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2.1 mi
10 min
10:0045 min
Prefer to start your day with baked cheesecakes or bruschetta with hummus? And how about an Indian roll with masala tea? Have breakfast at a really cozy coffee shop with huge windows and go to a curious place.
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0.7 mi
15 min
11:001 hr 30 min
Welcome to a medieval town based on H.H. Andersen's fairy tales! Everything here is real: even the fortress wall with towers and Town Hall Square are available.
The Children's Town was built in honor of the 175th anniversary of the great storyteller, every object here is associated with his works. The total area of Andersengrad is 2 hectares. You can stroll around, take part in the proposed entertainment, meet the characters of your favorite fairy tales.
All information about the activities can be found on the official website.
The area is open and the entrance is free.
The Children's Town was built in honor of the 175th anniversary of the great storyteller, every object here is associated with his works. The total area of Andersengrad is 2 hectares. You can stroll around, take part in the proposed entertainment, meet the characters of your favorite fairy tales.
All information about the activities can be found on the official website.
The area is open and the entrance is free.
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