Hermitage Bridge

very nice views

Just happened to discover this place when we were walking along Hermitage. We ended up spending 30 mins here staring at the boats which were passing by. We took some wonderful photos here. The architecture around this place is just brilliant.

That's what means love from first view.Wonderful little bridge with view to canal andiracles of architecture or if you turn aroun view to river Neva what is so magical.That is one of the places what never look same (even if it is) and it gives you feeling of real Saint Petersburg.I've seen it at all time of the year at night and day time and I always want to stop and look at it before continue my walk.That's plenty to see around the bridge but main thing what's coming to my head is how can that small thing make such big and positive emotions?That's what this place does over and over again.

Great Especially 1 to 4 o'clock

The oldest stone bridge in St. Petersburg is located on the Dvortsovaya Embankment near the Hermitage Theatre. The original wooden bridge over the Winter Grove was constructed in 1720. Between 1763~1766, when the granite embankments of the Neva were being built, the bridge was rebuilt with a single span, stone arch.