Senate Square

The historic square of the Party Square in Russia in December covers a large area, and there are also the most important architectural statues on it. If you come here to play, you can ask a tour guide to tell the history. It is very interesting.

December Party Square, located on the banks of the Neva River in St. Petersburg, adjacent to the Naval Command Building. It (площадь Декабристов) was originally named the Senate Square (Senate Square), and was renamed to commemorate the December Revolution. There is a large round lawn in the center of the square, with a statue of Peter the Great riding.

A more distinctive square in St. Petersburg, one end of the square is next to the Neva River, and there is a round lawn on the side of the square, which is green grass, and there is a bronze statue of Peter the Great riding in the center of the square.

Facing the Church of Saint Isaac, the famous bronze Knight statue is situated in the middle of the square beside the court. Green grass, visitors in twos and threes, leisure, road meet the Chinese aunt tour group here to take photos. Bronze Knight Statue, formerly known as Peter the Great Monument, is a landmark sculpture of St. Petersburg. He was highly praised by the great Russian poet Pushkin and wrote his most famous narrative poem "Bronze Knight" for this purpose.

The weather in the Baltic Sea is changeable, and one day goes through four seasons. Along the party square in December, passing the bronze statue of Peter the Great to Isaac Cathedral, it was raining. The weather was bad and I was too lazy to climb the top. Walking to the Navy building, the wind blows and the water rushes in. It's no longer clear whether it's rainwater or fountain.

The square with the garden is called the December Party Square. The name is to commemorate the bloody coup of 1825, the December Revolution. In the center of the square stands a statue of Peter the Great riding a horse. Not far away was the Golden Roof of Peter Paul Fortress and Naval Academy, shining in the sunlight.