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Encyclopedia > University of St. Petersburg


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A Virtual Tour of St. Petersburg, Russia (1316 words)
Although not yet 300 years old, St. Petersburg is a city crammed with historical and cultural associations and a refined air of mystery.
Petersburg State University - The impressive red-and-white Twelve Colleges building was built in the 1740s and since the early 19th century has played host to one of the most prominent universities in Russia.
St Isaac's Cathedral - Built in the first half of the 19th century by the French architect Auguste Montferrand, this enormous cathedral features impressive solid granite columns, incredibly detailed mosaic icons, a magnificent gilded dome and the most impressive views of the city from its high colonnade.
Study Abroad Russia: St. Petersburg and St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University (349 words)
In St. Petersburg, Shostakovich composed his first great symphony and Lenin began his political career when his brother was hanged by the czar.
Started as the St. Petersburg Polytechnic Institute in 1899, it became one of the major universities in Russia and later in the Soviet Union.
The University is a complex of modern lecture and study rooms and training and research laboratories equipped with technical and teaching aids as well as computers.
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