Legends and Myths of St. Petersburg

Naum Sindalovsky is a local historian writer who managed to show St. Petersburg from a completely new perspective. Through his books, he enamored many people with this city, reviving its legends and revealing unique facts about the emergence of streets,... monuments, bridges, and parks. The book "Legends and Myths of St. Petersburg" is filled with amazing stories about the life of the city, its traditions, poetry, and folklore, immersing readers in the enchanting atmosphere of the Northern capital. How did Petersburg come to be called Peter? Is it true that the "Bronze Horseman" moves at night? Where was Peter I's oak planted? Who did the first public transport of the city on the Neva "embrace"? Fascinating legends of St. Petersburg, residing in the winding streets of the city and even beyond its borders, will tell about this and much more.