petersburg and fortov island in kronstatt. catamaran project kotlin.re built at the srednevsky shipyard. they are called ford kronshlot and ford peter ii. in total it will be until 2025. six of these catamarans have been produced, they are equipped with a spacious panoramic salon, each of them can accommodate up to 156 people and is suitable for use by passengers with limited mobility. a unique feature is the open upper deck, which you can sit on while moving through the fields in the gulf of finland. we managed to work out their excellent sailing properties taking into account extensive operating experience passenger fleet is good. economy , panoramic windows that allow you to open stunning views of both the city and the gulf of finland, and of course, a huge open floor. last year, samara received four high-speed valdai hydrofoils, they were supplied by state transport leasing company. passenger capacity 45 people, speed - 65 km/h, cruising range 400 km. sudadai are distinguished by a high level of comfort for... passengers and crew members, as well a

petersburg and fortov island in kranstatt catamaran project kotlin.e srednevsky shipyard. they are called ford kronshlot and fort peter ii. a total of six of these will be produced by 2025. they are equipped with a spacious panoramic cabin, each of them can accommodate up to 156 people and are suitable for use by passengers with limited mobility. a unique feature is the open upper deck, which you can sit on while moving through the fields in the gulf of finland. they have excellent sailing qualities, we were able to work on them taking into account extensive experience in operating passenger ships. fleet good ergonomics, panoramic. which allow you to open stunning views of the city, the gulf of finland, and of course, a huge open deck. last year , samara received four high-speed valdai hydrofoils, they were supplied by state transport leasing company. passenger capacity 45 people, speed - 65 km/h, cruising range - 400 km. valdai ships are distinguished by a high level of comfort for passengers and crew members. as well as minimal impact on the environ

1721, emperor peter ii ordered the foundation of a new sea fortress on an artificial sandbank near kotlin cover the forvator leading to st. petersburg. the fort was given the name citadel. in the 19th century, it was seriously modernized, an internal harbor with drawbridges was built, stone-and-brick towers for 120 guns were erected, and the fort was renamed emperor peter ii. but soon the fortress became outdated; artillery and mine depots were built in its cozimates. to the military department of construction. the appearance of construction equipment in the fall of this year marked a new page in the life of the stolin fortress; for the first time in the history of the fort, the military handed over the object to civilian specialists and its full-scale restoration began as part of the island of forts project. geop strictly monitors all work. this is a cultural heritage site awaiting its restoration. historical walls. the amount of work is gigantic - restorers say, but you can already see what the fortress will look like in the end. the lower galleries of the central artillery tower have a

1721 , emperor peter ii ordered the foundation of a new sea fortress on an artificial sandbank near kotlins inside and continuing... painstakingly clearing historical walls. the amount of work is gigantic, say the restorers, but you can already see what the fortress will look like in the end. the lower galleries of the central artillery tower have almost been put in order; now they are working on restoring the historical layout. during soviet times, the military dismantled part of the structure, widened the old passages and created new ones, and not always carefully. the losses are now made up for with the help of ancient bricks. they are collected throughout the fort, cleaned and sorted. especially. deposits of this building material in the eastern part of the artificial island, where a now forgotten disaster occurred almost 100 years ago. in 1932, for a not very clear reason, in an artillery warehouse, in this part of the fort, a powerful explosion occurred, so strong that bricks flew to the opposite shore of the gulf of finland, to lomonosov. the eastern half-tower of the fortress and s