Photographs by Vladimir Urzhumtsev create a walk through Dostoevsky's Petersburg. The focus is on addresses around the Vladimir Cathedral, where literary history is read through architecture and everyday environment. Vladimir Urzhumtsev draws attention to the quarters near the Vladimir Cathedral - streets where the memory of Dostoevsky manifests in the turns of courtyards, dark arches, windows, and lines of facades. The photographs were taken over different years - from 2008 to 2025. Urzhumtsev works with imagery as a photographer, designer, and publisher. In his frames, rhythm, light, pause, and the relationship between planes and air are important. As a result, familiar urban corners become a thoughtful visual commentary on literary history: not an illustration of the writer's biography, but a way to see how the past continues to live in everyday Petersburg. We tell you on KUDAGO where to go in Petersburg.