Thursday 07th November 2024,
Sophie Levy | Private Fashion Consultant

ST PETERSBURG – THE CLASSIC ELEGANCE OF THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL – PHOTOGRAPHS & TEXT BY SERGIO CORVACHO

St. Petersburg has changed its name several times during its three hundred years long history. The first name was Piterburgh, which in dutch meant Saint Peter, it has indeed a nederlander origin.  Later , it was named St.Petersburg which in the beginning also was called Petropol or Petropolis.

In 1924, after the revolutionary leader´s Lenin´s death, the city´s name was changed into « Leningrad », but eventually the original name « St.Petersburg » was returned back to the city in 1991, as the result of the referendum.

Church of sangre derramada

 

The Church of the Spilled Blood is one of the most representative places in this wonderful city, gathering so many colors and shapes, the inside of it gets even more dramatic. It is located next to the Griboyévoda Canal. The strange story about this church is that during WORLD WAR TWO,  a bomb was dropped on top of one of the biggest domes of the church, they found it nineteen years later, and removed it immediately. Now it operates as museum where visitors can learn about the crime of Alexander the second.

lobby1Magnificent entrance to the first floor of this fantastic hotel , THE FOUR SEASONS , located in the heart of the city of Saint Petersburg.

Escaleras

 

chambre1The fantastic and comfortable single room offers a king size bed and the best lightning in the city, comfortable accommodations like this are essential when you travel to Saint Petersburg. Just a walking distance to the amazing Hermitage, where wonderful and exquisite art can be found.

chambre2

Comfotable office with a non stop wireless service available to our convenience.

chambre3

 

bathroom

Quick shot of the comfortable and cozy bathroom that happened to have heated floors, nothing better for a bathroom, hands down , the best idea ever.

Jacuzzi 1

Jacuzzi2

 

River NEvá

Stunning view from the bridge that over looks the majestic Nevá river, which crosses the center of the city for the biggest part of it.

Fortaleza San Pedro y San Pablo

PHOTOGRAPHS & TEXT by SERGIO CORVACHO EXCLUSIVELY FOR ATLF INTOX , AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.

 

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