Vyborg
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Vie e quartieri
Krepostnaya Street
Vyborg's historic main street climbs the peninsula through layers of medieval, Russian imperial and Finnish architecture.
Vie e quartieri
Podgornaya Street
Known historically as Bishop's Street, this picturesque route preserves seventeenth-century merchant houses and the irregular line of medieval Vyborg.
Monumento
Vyborg Drakkars
Viking-ship monuments on the Salakkalahti quay, given to the city after Rostotsky's 1985 film.
Architettura
Dom-utyug, Viborg
A unique architectural landmark known as the 'Witch's House' or 'Iron House' in Vyborg.
Architettura
Annenkrone
An early 18th-century fortification built by Peter the Great and completed by Anna of Russia.
Monumento
Monument to Peter I in Vyborg
A bronze statue of Russian Emperor Peter I, known for its rich history of relocations.
Lungomare
Petrovskaya Embankment
In the sixteenth century, poorer townspeople began settling on this shore partly to escape the customs duties charged for trading inside walled Vyborg. Their improvised wooden suburb was later cleared for barracks, supply stores and powder magazines, turning a haven for duty avoidance into a tightly controlled military landscape.
Parchi e giardini
Park of Papula in Vyborg
A historic park on a granite hill in Vyborg, known for its scenic views and cultural heritage.
Teatro e cultura
Singing Field
Uno Ullberg's open-air theatre among the eastern fortifications hosted the mass song festivals central to Finnish civic culture.
Parchi e giardini
Sculpture garden in Vyborg
A hidden gem featuring unique granite sculptures in a garden setting.
Architettura
Battery Hill Water Tower
Built in 1930 as the largest water tower in Finland, this severe brick landmark represented the technical ambition of modern Finnish Viipuri. It survived the battles of 1939, 1941 and 1944 while many neighborhoods below were destroyed, yet the reconstructed Soviet water system made it obsolete almost immediately after the war.
Architettura
Five Balconies Crossing
A local story about neighbours talking across the balconies. The corner houses keep the restored balconies, including the Tath house at Krepostnaya 17.
