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A night boat tour in St. Petersburg with bridge opening is one of the most atmospheric ways to see the city. The route goes along the Fontanka River and canals, where you will see the Mikhailovsky Castle, the Sheremetev Palace, Chizhik-Pyzhik and the Summer Garden in evening illumination.
Then the boat enters the Neva River, where the main panoramas of the city open up: the Hermitage, the Spit of Vasilyevsky Island and the Peter and Paul Fortress. The culmination of the tour is the opening of the Palace and Trinity Bridges – the main night spectacle of St. Petersburg, which is especially impressive from the water.
On board, there are open and closed decks, and our guide accompanies the trip, helping you learn more about the city and its history.
If you want to see the drawbridges, take a relaxing boat ride along the Neva, and view the evening embankments of St. Petersburg from the water, choose this excursion. It's a great option for those who want to breathe fresh air and see the city from the deck of a boat.
If you'd like to see the drawbridges and tour the city itself, seeing the main sights of St. Petersburg — Smolny Cathedral, Mikhailovsky Castle, historic streets and squares — then the night bus and boat tour of St. Petersburg is for you.
And if you want not just a boat ride with views of the drawbridges, but a more vibrant and entertaining format, check out the night disco on the Duck-a-Dance boat . It's perfect for those who want to combine night views of St. Petersburg, music, a party atmosphere, and a ride on the water.

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