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In 1913 in front of the Anichkov Palace the 'Picadilly' cinema was opened. In 1932 it was renamed the Avrora. It brings you some of the finest films in international ...

The theatre opened its doors on 17th of September 1929, following the union of the Leningrad and Kharkov troupes. It gained loyalty amongst St Peterburgers during and after the Blockade ...

St. Petersburg State Circus was the first Russian circus built in stone in 1877. Up to the revolution of 1917 this circus was named after the famous Italian artist of ...

The Glazunov Hall, at the St. Petersburg State Rimsky Korsakov Conservatory of Music, is one of the city's oldest concert halls. Many programs are performed here including ...

Glinka - named after Mikhail Glinka, composer of A Life for the Tsar is the name of the small hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonia. It ...

It is St. Petersburg's second largest musical stage, whose repertoire includes world classics of opera and ballet. The theatre opened its doors to the public in ...