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When she told me she was from Saint Petersburg, she aroused my curiosity; but just when I came and visited the city I could understand why Anastasia, the beautiful Russian woman, was besides gorgeous, so fit, cultured and charmingly interesting.
The basic idea is as follows: Czar Peter the Great needed a fortress in the west of his empire (in the east side of the Baltic Sea) to stop Swedish armies as well as to stop their further expansion. Thus, in the early 18th century, Czar Peter commanded the construction of a stone fortress near the Neva river, in western Russia. His idea of resembling it both Venice and Amsterdam promised for Saint Petersburg a very special future. Three hundred years later, despite being so young compared to other European cities, Saint Petersburg has occupied such a place in history that Russia would not be the same without it.
What did I learn from Russian women in Saint Petersburg? First and foremost, that the word 'elegance' has to be redefined in the dictionary. Russian women are stunningly beautiful when you see them walking by, but when you get to talk with them you can also see how stunning they are, and you end up smiling: university degree, so fond of reading that they are unavoidably cultured, feminine, captivating, and also funny. When I met Anastasia, I happened to enjoy plenty hours of good conversation about various toimg/site; which was a plus for me, as I never wanted to marry someone boring.
Walking in Saint Petersburg is a complete adventure and an invitation to recall the magnificence of Russian Czarist years. As I mentioned before, the city was built near Neva river, but what I should have said exactly is that Saint Petersburg was built on the delta of Neva River. Anastasia explained me that when Czar Peter the Great ordered the construction of the city, he wanted people to move around sailing, like it was in Venice, so few bridges were built until he died. Since then, more than 300 hundred bridges have appeared and I must confess that despite I'm not an expert in art, it was marvelous to see the refined detail of their architecture.
The good thing was that Saint Petersburg was not only bridges. Among its many attractions, I would suggest you not missing the Hermitage. If you are coming to Saint Petersburg just for a few days, try to stay a little longer and visit it. The Hermitage is a collection of more than three million pieces of art, so believe me, it's worth every second you spend there. Besides that, the city streets usually offer you some interesting things to see. Annie took me to a nice restaurant here in Saint Petersburg which was just a few blocks away from the Church of Our Saviour on the Spilled Blood, which is that beautiful tall reddish church that appears in all Russian passport cards. Apart from these two, you can continue with Kazan cathedral, Saint Isaac cathedral and St. Peter and Paul cathedral, plus Peter and Paul fortress and Czar Peter the Great's house in Saint Petersburg. These buildings will astonish you.
As for me, I preferred going for a walk around St. Petersburg's palaces. So, Anastasia took me to the Summer Palace and Garden, to Kikin Hall, Mariinsky and Menshikov Palaces, the Admiralty; and to complete the tour we visited the Bronze Horseman and the monument to Catherine the Great. A couple of hours later we took a bus and went near St. Petersburg's State university, where she got her bachelor degree in physics.
For me, visiting St. Petersburg with Anastasia beside me was a wonderful way to get to know each other better and also to enjoy myself a lot. Even taking into account my Russian was null and her English was just so so, it was special starting from the funny fact we were striving to communicate the hard way!
The opportunity to meet other wonderful women from St. Petersburg, who are not only interested in getting married, but who are honestly looking for someone who to share the rest of their lives with is within reach, you just have to make the first step.
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