A walking tour of the Vladimir District will help to view familiar streets from a new perspective. Participants will learn about unusual details of St. Petersburg's facades, the significance of architectural elements, and the stories of buildings that surround the city's residents every day. Urban architecture holds many stories that often go unnoticed in the daily rush. During the walking tour, participants will be able to take a closer look at the buildings of the Vladimir District, their facades, and details that usually escape the eye. The route is dedicated to the architectural features of the area and tells how the appearance of St. Petersburg's streets was created. The tour will discuss unusual elements of house decoration: fairy-tale fish on facades, decorative Christmas trees, gilded bricks, and other details. Guests will learn what a fire wall is and what role it played in urban development, understand the difference between similar architectural terms, and hear stories about buildings and people associated with their creation. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.