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Hamlet+Jacks
$30Hamlet+Jacks
Surprisingly the best restraunts of our city are not always restraunts. This wine bar is just like this. Wonderful food here is accompanied mostly German, Austrian, Slovenian and Russian wines. The menu is not big but extremely unusual. What about spruce ice cream? Or stewed rabbit with buckwheat lasagne sheets? They also have open kitchen so you can see chef at work. Interiors are great and location is awesome. You will love this place for sure.
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Dune bar
$15Dune bar
‘Dune’ is an open little night club with a kind of a playground instead of a dancefloor. All the party is there, only the bar is in the small room. It is a trashy place for young people: looks quite awful, but really fun to visit! Drinks are cheap, DJ music is really nice most of the nights. If you don’t care about anything but party – this is the right place to visit! They don’t even have a page on Tripadvisor (like most of Ligovsky 50 clubs). If you visit Ligovsky 50 in a warm summer night – don’t forget to visit the Dune club!
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Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines
$6Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines
A good and funny thing to know about Soviet Union is that we had lots of arcade machines here. Some of working arcade machines are in this museum and you can play them. Get a cup of soviet lemonade in a soda machine, insert a coin and start playing! That’s really funny, those old mostly mechanical monsters are still working well and playing is sometimes really interesting! Just a great entertainment anyone can have for about 6 dollars! By the way, playing 15 machines is included into the price.
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Clubkebab
$5Clubkebab
The only place at Dumskaya street you shouldn’t be afraid of 😉 A clean and tasty kebab. Just like ones you meet in Aiya Napa or Rhodes bar streets. They have menu in English and a lot of additional stuff to put into your kebab. Beef and chiken kebabs are available, both are delicious! Jump in if you are hungry. This is a newly opened place, the reviews on Tripadvisor are about first Clubkebab that is not at the city centre.
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Russian Museum of Ethnography
$7Russian Museum of Ethnography
Museum of Etnography is a wonderful collection of about 500 000 items related to the cultures of peoples of the former Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. Here you can see how different nations lived tens and hundereds years ago. If you love history – you can spend hours here looking how people in Russia lived at that time. A really interesting place for those who are interested in our country, it’s culture and it’s history!
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Tesla bar
$30Tesla bar
Tesla bar is a wonderful music bar right on Rubinstein street. This is a high level place whatever you take: music quality, cocktails, interiors, prices or the way people dress here. So if you want a bit better place for a bit higher society pre-party on Rubinstein street – you are welcome here!
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Apotheke bar
$25Apotheke bar
Probably the only quiet place on noisy Dumskaya street. A nice bar that is said to have delicious cocktails. Well, we say it is truth: cocktails we got were great! Both in quality and price. So if you want some relax and good cocktails after Dumskaya noise and trash – you can come here and enjoy it. Just a nice and relaxing place in this crowd, what can be better?
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Fidel bar
$15Fidel bar
This place never leaves you neutral: you love it or hate it. It is a dirty and cheap bar – but it holds one of the hardest parties in the city. The guards are really dangerous here, the fights with them are a usual thing to see. Thanks to them, a visit may turn into a nightmare, but nothing ever happens if you smile and don’t ask too much questions. Somewhy they still let some bullies inside so it is never 100% safe. The music is some typical pop and rock mashup. Drinks are cheap and usually not very good. Packs of people inside, don’t even hope to take a seat. Toilet is looks like it survived a missile hit (and smells even worse). So the only nice thing here is HARD PARTY and tons of fun. And trust us, the party is really great here so this place is definitely worth visiting. That’s why so many tourists and expates come to this place (maybe up to 20-30 percents of visitors are usually not from Russia). Well, whatever happens – you won’t forget Fidel anyway! Come here late at night, this is a night club actually.
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Grand Maket Russia Interactive Museum
$7Grand Maket Russia Interactive Museum
This museum is actually one big and incredibly detailed model of Russia. Everything is working: transport is moving, lamps are shining. The model is really very exact in it’s every detail: even heaps of dirty snow at the roadside look truely like they do in Russia. There is a lot of tiny funny things to see like cows eating sunflowers in a field or a couple of guys reparing the old car both covered in oil. You can spend hour there and even forget to have you lunch! It is a new and really good private museum in our city. And it is a good way to understand how big Russia is.
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Kunstkamera
$4Kunstkamera
The creepiest museum in St. Petersburg. The city’s founder king Peter the 1st founded this museum as a natural and human curiosities and rarities. So the most famous part of it’s collection is a huge number of malformed children bodies preserved in a liquid. There are also some minerals, gems and scientific instruments. A nice place to go if you are interested in abanatomy or just love creepy stuff!
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1703
$151703
1703 is another cheap night club for students. 1703 is a year St. Petersburg was founded, so the concept is that it’s kinda typical night club for our city. Well, it is! Trashy, but funny! 1703 club is relatively large, lots of people are in and everybody is very-very drunk here! Somebody is dancing, somebody is sleeping, somebody is playing kicker, and so on. No special music here, just a mashup of hipster classics (like RHCP and Deepeche Mode) with some a bit more modern music of all kinds, from rap to dance. Most visitors are Russians around 20 years old.
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Friends only bar
$15Friends only bar
A night club next door with 1703 bar. It has a facecontroller pretending that this place is really for friends only. That’s bullshit, just tell him Ivan invited you (or tell any other Russian name, but Ivan seems to work well). Inside you will find a tiny room with a smaller crowd of people than in bars nearby. People are a bit older here, around 25 years old or something. This club is also cheap and bit trashy, but really nice though!
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