The magnificent buildings and museums of St Petersburg display the history of Russia in perfect context. From the interior grandeur of the Peter & Paul Fortress to the breathtaking views of the city seen from Saint Isaac's Cathedral, students won't fail to be impressed by their surroundings.
Subject Focus:
- KS 4-5: See Russia's ‘second' city and how it has responded to European and world history.
- KS 4-5: Understand the dynamics of St Petersburg and how decisions made within this new and expanding city are beginning to be heard across Europe.
- KS 4-5: Think about how the traditions of the past are still relevant to modern day St Petersburg.
Student Outcomes:
- View St Petersburg up close and experience the history with your own eyes.
- Explore how and why St Petersburg is becoming a major European city.
- Reflect on the stories and myths that surround St Petersburg and Russia.
- Understand the influence of the Tsars on their people.
Question: Who said: 'Without a revolutionary theory there cannot be a revolutionary movement / The goal of socialism is communism.'?
Answer: Lenin
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