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The object is located in a building built in 1879 by the architect P. I. Shestov. In the NINETEENTH century, there was A noble land Bank that worked for the hereditary nobility of St. Petersburg. Over the years, such people as the revolutionary writer Radishchev, the writer Turgenev, the musician Shostakovich, and many other famous historical figures lived on Marat street. In addition to the rich past, Marat street is full of bright present. Cozy restaurants and noisy bars can be found within a 3-minute walk of 15 rooms. Within a 5 — minute walk there are two metro stations-Mayakovskaya and Vladimirskaya. 7 minutes on foot — and you can find yourself on the famous Nevsky Prospekt. There is no need to call a taxi to take a walk. Opposite the 15 rooms is the Museum of the Arctic and Antarctic and the house of Alexander Pushkin's nanny, where she lived before her marriage. There are 3 cinemas and several modern shopping complexes nearby: "Gallery", "Stockman" and "Vladimirsky Passage". Also within walking distance are the planet Neptune aquarium and Dino Park, where you can see marine life and mammals, as well as see what prehistoric animals were like. Guests can choose a themed room to suit their taste and start a journey into the history of Saint Petersburg. In the Pushkin room you can plunge into the atmosphere of the Lyceum life of the great Russian poet, in the Casemate room you can get acquainted with the history of the famous Peter and Paul fortress, and the Scarlet sails room will immerse you in the romantic mood of white nights.