APARTMENT!!!!!! Euro yard, 3rd floor (elevator), double-glazed windows. Kitchen 10 meters. Two separate rooms 16+16. 2+2 beds (double bed + double sofa). The TV was replaced with a plasma one. The bathroom is separate, modern tiles, bathtub. All brand-new appliances. The floor in the kitchen is laminate, in the rooms - parquet. Very cozy, warm and homey apartment. Wi-Fi Internet. 12.00 estimated time, at 12.00 check-out at 15.00 check-in The space We are so accustomed, walking along Nevsky Prospekt, enjoying its grandeur and architectural beauty, to anticipate that we are about to approach Anichkov Bridge and cross the beautiful Fontanka, which at first glance only seems so calm and peaceful, but in fact its waters hold many secrets and bubbling passions. After all, it is not for nothing that it somehow inexplicably attracts the eyes of many people who seek to enjoy its external appearance, the beauty that is incomparable to anything, the paradox that the Fontanka holds, which is that despite the fact that it is located in the center of St. Petersburg, it has some specific seclusion, isolation, its own little world that attracts the souls of people, opening some hidden doors in them, climbing there, and never leaving them. That is why, seeing the Fontanka for the first time, it is impossible not to fall in love with it. It is inexplicable, but still this river has some kind of mysterious and enigmatic energy, because it is not for nothing that many writers and poets, for example, F.M. Dostoevsky, B. Okudzhava mentioned it in their works, which later became masterpieces. Those who have not believed in fairy tales for a long time, perhaps, will be surprised by visiting the courtyard on the Fontanka embankment 50. After all, it is there, right on the roof, that the house of the unlucky hero of Astrid Lindgren's work is located. Caring fans of the Swedish writer's work decided to decorate their courtyard with an unusual reminder of the fabulous and magical. So, on the roof of the house 50 on the Fontanka embankment, a house of a man in his prime appeared. Now you don't need to go to Stockholm — in the Northern capital there is also a house of the famous mischievous prankster. Children's gym equipment and a sports ground in the yard. The apartment building at 50 Fontanka embankment is located in one of the central districts of St. Petersburg, Russia. The house has a double address: Fontanka River embankment, 50 and Grafsky Lane, 1. The apartment building was built presumably in 1861, at the same time as house 52, according to the design of architect N.P. Grebenka, and later the building was superstructured. Today it is an outstanding architectural monument of the city. The house has five floors, initially there were only three, and the entrance is located on the embankment. The architectural style of the building is eclectic, it is in this style that most of the buildings on the embankment of the Fontanka River were built. The facade of the building is somewhat more austere than the pretentious facade of the house 52 next door. The apartment building is known for its outstanding residents: architect L.A. Ilyin, writers and artist E.I. Charushin, conductor K.I. Eliasberg. The fact that they lived in the house is evidenced by the memorial plaques on its facade. Guest access Fontanka free parking area, parking is not prohibited. Paid parking is available on Rubinstein Street within a 3-minute walk. The city center, Anichkov Bridge, Palace Square are within a 10-minute walk. Lots of cafes and restaurants. Ekaterininsky Square is a 5-minute walk away. Despite the central location, in the apartment you will feel quiet and calm, as it is located in a quiet courtyard. Public transport and attractions are in the immediate vicinity. Choosing this apartment, you find yourself where you feel the pulse of the city. Other things to note The windows of the apartment overlook the square, not the embankment! Smoking is allowed only in designated areas outside the apartment. A full deposit will be charged for smoking in the apartment. Parties and celebrations are allowed only in bars and restaurants, but not here. There are many cafes and restaurants, entertainment venues, museums around the house, within a walking distance. Quiet hours in our city are from 11pm to 8am. Please treat your temporary neighbors with respect as you would like to be treated in an unfamiliar city.