1. Bridges of St. Petersburg – view from the water

Bridges of St. Petersburg – view from the water

View of the bridges of the Neva, the Fontanka, the Moika, the Kryukov Canal and the Kronverksky Protoka from the water.

Ioannovsky Bridge
Ioannovsky Bridge
Ioannovsky Bridge
Ioannovsky Bridge
Kronverksky Bridge
Kronverksky Bridge
The Hermitage Bridge
The Hermitage Bridge
1st Winter Bridge
1st Winter Bridge
2st Winter Bridge
2st Winter Bridge
Pevchesky Bridge
Pevchesky
Green Bridge
Green Bridge
Red Bridge
Red Bridge
Blue Bridge
Blue Bridge
Fonarny Bridge
Fonarny Bridge
Pochtamtsky Bridge
Pochtamtsky Bridge
Kissing Bridge
Kissing Bridge
Krasnoflotsky Bridge
Krasnoflotsky Bridge
Bridge of the Decembrists
Bridge of the Decembrists
Trade bridge
Trade bridge
Kashin Bridge
Kashin Bridge
Pikalov Bridge
Pikalov Bridge
Staro-Nikolsky Bridge
Staro-Nikolsky Bridge
Smezny Bridge
Smezny Bridge
Red Army Bridge
Red Army Bridge
Izmailovsky Bridge
Izmailovsky Bridge
Obukhov Bridge
Obukhov Bridge
The Lomonosov Bridge
The Lomonosov Bridge
Anichkov Bridge
Anichkov Bridge
Belinskogo Bridge
Belinskogo Bridge
Panteleimonovsky Bridge
Panteleimonovsky Bridge
Panteleimonovsky Bridge
Panteleimonovsky Bridge
Laundry bridge
Laundry bridge
Trinity Bridge
Trinity Bridge
Trinity Bridge
Trinity Bridge
Trinity Bridge
Trinity Bridge
Trinity Bridge
Trinity Bridge

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