10б.st.petersburg. gardens and parks
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1) During the Soviet period the House of Botany
was used for shooting films such as "The Captivating
Star of Happiness" and "Eugene Onegin"
2) In 1721, on the island instead of the Apothecary Order the Medical Office was organized. Employees could not leave the island and marry without the permission of the authorities.
Summer GardenSummer Garden"I will have a garden better than the French king’s at Versailles..." Peter I
Interesting factsInteresting facts 1) The creation of the
Summer Garden began in May 1704, just one year after the founding of St. Petersburg.
2) In 1710, there were about 30 statues in the Summer Garden. By 1728 there were more than a hundred. Now here are 79 sculptures.
3) The Summer Garden was a favorite place for assemblies. During the holidays, «were allowed to go ... every rank, except of those who are in gray coats, and more so with beards, let go of the add-smoking.»
4) In the Carp pond, besides carps there were rare species of fish, ducks, geese and swans from the Don and the Volga. Five ponds contained live fish for the royal table.
5) The garden grew fruits and vegetables.
6) Due to the abundance of flowers which were so dear to Peter the Great, garden initially was called Flower. The name "Summer" he received from the annual flowers ("Letnik").
Interesting factsInteresting facts 1) It was founded in 1945 to mark
the Allied victory in World War II over Nazi Germany. To this day, Moscow Victory Park is considered one of the most
mass cremation burials.
2) Monument "Trolley" - was founded at the bottom of one of the quarries. It's one of those where the bodies are transported to the furnace.
3) Memorial chapel. Built on the spot of Factory crematorium. Here you can stand up, think silently and pay tribute to those who have remained forever young.
4) Alley of Heroes. Here you can see the monument to Zoe Kosmodem'yanskii – a young girl tortured to death by the Nazis, the great commander Zhukov and Alexander Matrosov, who sacrificed his life to save his comrades.