Neva River

A trip to St. Petersburg, Russia, takes a Neva River cruise is a good choice. There are local singing and dancing performances on the boat, and you can enjoy the scenery of the Neva River and palaces, buildings, churches and other on both sides of the boat.

The Neva River is the mother river of St. Petersburg, the river is crisscrossing, the scenery is beautiful, and there are famous palaces, churches, colleges, bridges and other classic attractions along the Neva River. Walking on the Neva River near Peter and Paul Fortress, I met the colorful autumn colors, and the autumn scenery stained by the forest was like a beautiful picture, which was intoxicating in picturesque poetry.

The Neva River is located in northwestern Russia, 74 km long and 28 km in the city of St. Petersburg. The Neva River flows to the Gulf of Finland through many sea outlets in the downtown area of St. Petersburg. The river divides the city into many river islands. There are more than 300 bridges on the river. You can visit the Neva River by cruise ship. You can see the buildings on both sides of the river, the ships passing by and the bridges in various shapes.

Historic walk with Russian buildings

St. Petersburg is built on the Neva Delta, a series of islands connected by bridges. The river and its feeder canals define the city. Walk the banks, ride the waters - its the only way to get a true feel for Petersburg.