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By the order of Peter the First, all buildings along rivers and canals were built tight to each other and are facing the water with their fancy facades forming a solid line of great and historic architecture.

St. Petersburg is a romantic city interspersed with wide rivers and more than 20 narrow, picturesque canals. The banks of rivers and canals are spanned with 300 bridges, all of them unique in decoration and design. It is very Venice in nature.

A river and canal trip is a wonderful way to spend a leisurely hour. You'll get a chance to catch your breath during your extensive, and sometimes exhausting, sightseeing. It will give you the opportunity to admire the city's famous cathedrals, churches, and mansions from a different point of view.

Though each trip takes a different route, you may see some of the most popular sites in St. Petersburg: St. Trinity Cathedral, St. Isaac's Cathedral, St. Nicolas Cathedral, Big Drama Theater, Mariinsky Theater, Sheremetiev Palace, Strogonovsky Palace, Yusupov Palace, Anichkov Palace, and the famous Anichkov bridge. You may pass under the longest bridge (over 100 meters) in St. Petersburg as you make your way through this fascinating city.

We offer this trip in a non-private and a private version. The non-private version is an economical way for small parties (one to five passengers) to take in this popular excursion. Please note that the savings over a private boat charter is very small when you have five passengers, and non-existent when your party is six or more.