Leningrad Radio, blockade cats, and Tanya Savicheva's house - you will visit the memorial sites of the hero city related to the tragic pages of its history. The journey through St. Petersburg will help you feel the atmosphere of the blockade years and learn about the feats of Leningraders. You will see monuments dedicated to the years of war and listen to the guide's story about the people and even animals who saved lives in the besieged city. The program includes several stops. At Manezhnaya Square, you will learn about the role of radio and how cats saved the city during wartime. Near St. Isaac's Cathedral, you will see the marks from shell fragments on the columns, and on Vasilievsky Island - Tanya Savicheva's house, whose diary became a symbol of the suffering of children during the blockade. The final part of the trip will take place at the Piskaryov Memorial Cemetery with a visit to the museum pavilion. Discounts of up to 43% apply to the tour: adults - 950 rubles instead of 1400; concession ticket (schoolchildren, students, pensioners) - 690 rubles instead of 1200. The duration of the tour is 4 hours. If you want to know more about the promotion, its dates, and contact the organizers, click "Buy Ticket."