The Petrograd side is not just beautiful facades, literary addresses, and well-known urban plots. Behind the streets of Dobrolubov, Syezhinskaya, Tatarskaya, and Vvedenskaya lies a multitude of stories about the people who lived here, argued, celebrated, and sometimes found themselves in rather unusual situations. During the walk, we will talk about the locals and urban folklore. Participants will learn what connects these places with "Dunya's children" and Svidrigailov, Shostakovich and Zoshchenko, as well as why the local residents were unhappy with the construction of the Trinity Bridge. We will also discuss the famous Soviet boxing coach Grigory Kusikyan, who made a "genius mistake," and the screenwriter of "Autumn Marathon" Alexander Volodin, who loved the local drinking establishments. The story will include artists and painters, urban habits, anecdotes, and little-known details. And if you want to continue getting to know the Petrograd side outside the route, you can drop by a remarkable local establishment. The tour will be conducted by Dmitry Cherepanov. To move freely along the route and not miss the guide's story, participants will be provided with radio receivers with individual headphones. Meeting place - "Sportivnaya" metro station (2nd exit to Bolshoy Prospekt PS and "Petrovsky" stadium). Registration can be done on the website of the Lev Lurie Culture House. What to see in St. Petersburg will be suggested by KUDAGO.